GHG reporting crucial to energy efficiency
The introduction of mandatory greenhouse-gas (GHG) reporting for large companies from 2012 would help reduce substantially the £6 billion that UK businesses currently lose each year due to poor energy efficiency, according to a new report from Carbon Connect.
The business and environmental group also recommends the introduction of an energy management hierarchy that clearly explains to businesses the relative importance of taking immediate action to avoidContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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