Developing net-zero Carbon Strategies
Decarbonising how we live to avoid climate disaster
Decarbonising how we live to avoid climate disaster
In order to meet the challenge of keeping the average global temperature rise to 1.5 to 2.0 degree Centigrade as agreed as a must achieve target for all nations in the Paris Agreement to avoid climate disaster, we must all participate in decarbonising how we live, work and make things and get to net zero as quickly as practical.
In November 2021, the UK government hosted the 26th United Nation Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. COP 26 opened a platform to discover and invest in better delivery systems for cleaner and greener energy, and a commitment was made to care for the environment.This has given rise to the invesztment into net-zero carbon projects.
The UK government is finalising approval of legislation with ambitious targets of 68% reduction in GHG emission by 2030 and 78% reduction in GHG emissions by 2035. To achieve these ambitious targets to avoid a climate disaster, we must aim to get to zero carbon emission as quickly as possible. In order to do this, we need to deploy energy efficiency measures where possible, implement renewable energy sources and must develop and implement breakthrough and innovative technologies to decarbonise how we live, work and make things. The UK organisations, therefore, carry an important and urgent responsibility to help avert a climate disaster by developing and implementing net-zero strategies as quickly as possible.
At Pro Enviro we use a number of innovative processes and online tools to develop your tailored net-zero carbon strategy. These include but is not limited to: