PAS 2060 Carbon Neutrality

PAS 2060 Carbon Neutrality

Supporting the energy revolution towards net zero

Supporting the energy revolution towards net zero

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What is carbon neutrality and PAS 2060?

Carbon neutrality means not adding new greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to the atmosphere. Where emissions continue, they must be offset by absorbing an equivalent amount from the atmosphere, for example through carbon capture and reforestation that is supported by carbon credit schemes.

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Benefits of PAS 2060

Why does carbon neutrality matter for your business?

Governments are increasingly insisting on carbon neutrality. The UK government, for example, has set a target for all businesses to become carbon neutral – or achieve ‘net zero’ GHG emissions – by 2050. In addition, carbon neutrality is a key objective for organizations wishing to:

  • Help combat climate change
  • Enhance your sustainability credentials and increase your resilience
  • Align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs)
  • Gain a competitive edge by offering customers greener products and services
  • Improve business efficiency by cutting energy costs