The Carbon Trust has published its 2022-2023 report outlining how it places impact delivery at the centre of their work and culture.
… In the pursuit of a decarbonised future, the quality and accuracy of carbon footprints are key…
Carbon Trust writes:
Explore our report and see:
- How we define, measure and drive impact throughout our work.
- How we work with partners and clients to deliver much-needed climate action and spur innovative thinking for a decarbonised future.
- Our Net Zero target and how we are planning to minimise our own Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.
How do we support a rapid, just, and equitable transition away from coal?
Report | As countries seek to end their dependence on coal, they will face complex trade-offs. Our report seeks to support key decision-makers in their planning stage.
It outlines a ‘Just Transition Planning’ and ‘Prioritisation’ frameworks for repurposing or retiring coal-fired power plants. Together, they provide a valuable foundation to inform roadmaps, policies and financial instruments needed to drive a just coal-to-clean energy transition.
Boosting energy efficiency innovation with the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero
Impact story | Industry remains one of the largest emitters globally. In the UK alone, it accounts for 15% (78 megatonnes of CO2e) of the nation’s annual emissions.
To tackle this, in 2017, the Carbon Trust helped to set up the Industrial Energy Efficiency Accelerator (IEEA). This programme was designed to support partnerships between developers of efficient technologies and industrial companies willing to demonstrate innovations on-site.
Can software improve climate action through better data?
Insight | In the pursuit of a decarbonised future, the quality and accuracy of carbon footprints are key. As digital transformation gains momentum, online software has emerged as a powerful tool for managing carbon data. With more than 20 years’ experience in carbon footprinting, we explored whether software could help create more accurate footprints.
