Reducing Carbon Emissions from Welfare Cabins

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Intelligent online tools can allow users to see what CO2, energy, and cost savings can be made by selecting environmentally friendly products.

As many industries are now aware, the UK has signed into law, via the climate change act, that the country will be net-zero by 2050. This means that calculating your carbon footprint is a necessary step to understanding your current effect on the environment.

An online tool has been developed which allows users to see what carbon savings can be made by choosing eco friendly accommodation rather than standard units. Comparison tools can be an important influencer helping organisations work out the most environmentally friendly options which even if they cost more upfront, over often a short period often work out costing less.

Net zero targets are paramount to the construction industry, proactively dealing with environmental issues and applying reductions where possible reinforces your companies’ commitments to sustainable construction.

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Published 20 April 2022
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