Reducing your bills releases capital for more important uses.
Bills are going up not down.
We have a commitment to reduce our CO2 burden.
On 1st April 2010, the government's CRC (Carbon Reduction Commitment) Energy Efficiency legislation came into effect. Carbon Reduction Commitmnet legislation applies to all companies with at least one electricity meter settled on the half-hourly market. Organisations who consumed more than 6,000 megawatt-hours (MWH) of half hourly metered electricity in 2008 will be required to participate fully in the scheme. Organisations who have Half-Hourly Metered Electricity supplies that are lower than 6000MWH have to register but do not currently have any legal obligations yet
Organisations who are not part of the CRC at the moment do not have a legal obligation at the moment, but as with most legislation we are expecting that during the coming years this will become more releven. So acting now will reduce the costs further down the line.
We are positioned to help you understand where you are with regard to this and other legislative sticks.
Bristol has been chosen as the home of ctrl-co2 for a number of reasons. Bristol is one of cities that has embraced the Green revolution, Bristol CIty Council actively support Green IT initiatives and have their own Green IT working groups. Bristol is also the home of many organisations who are active in the Green (IT) or other spaces. Bristol is also a transport hub, with Bristol Airport and the motorway and rail networks, travel is easy. As a Green IT consultancy we are hardware agnostic and will work with you to achieve your Green IT goals utilisting your chosen Green IT platform manufacturer.
If you are caught in the first tranche of the CRC, not registering could cost you