Business Action

Practical ways businesses can reduce their environmental impact through operational changes. Topics include energy reduction, water conservation, insulation, transport policies and sector-specific advice.

Addressing Climate Change in Your Transport Policy
Addressing Climate Change in Your Transport Policy
Transport accounts for nearly a quarter of global carbon emissions—here's how to cut yours through practical policy changes.
Building Insulation and the Effect on Climate Change
Building Insulation and the Effect on Climate Change
Better insulation cuts your heating bills and carbon footprint, whether you're a homeowner or running a business.
Changing Working Practices to Save Energy
Changing Working Practices to Save Energy
Simple changes to how your workplace operates can cut both energy costs and carbon emissions significantly.
Energy Help for Your Business Sector
Energy Help for Your Business Sector
The Carbon Trust helps businesses in any sector cut energy costs and emissions by setting tailored targets based on your industry and size.
Financial Help Towards Saving Energy
Financial Help Towards Saving Energy
Get interest-free loans up to £100,000 from the Carbon Trust to help pay for energy-saving improvements in your business.
Power Generation and Climate Change
Power Generation and Climate Change
Companies can cut emissions by switching to renewable energy plans or installing their own solar and wind generators with help from the Carbon Trust.
Save Energy, Make Money
Save Energy, Make Money
Cut your energy bills by fixing wasteful habits and upgrading to efficient equipment in your workplace.
Saving Water to Help Prevent Climate Change
Saving Water to Help Prevent Climate Change
Reducing water waste at home and work helps combat climate change while lowering your bills and environmental impact.
The Importance of Using Less Paper in the Workplace
The Importance of Using Less Paper in the Workplace
Cutting paper use at work shrinks your carbon footprint and saves money, but it takes real discipline to make the change stick.