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UKHospitality has secured hospitality businesses access to a new free energy and carbon cutting service funded by the Government.
The service, provided by Zero Carbon Service, is available to small- and medium-sized hospitality businesses as part of a 12-month trial, fully funded by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ).
Successful participants will be helped to identify energy waste in the business, and they will be provided with help to fix it.
This all saves costs and cuts carbon.
Find out more and register your interest
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What will businesses receive?
A tailored carbon reduction plan:
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Focused on the reduction of energy, waste and water.
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Full carbon footprint breakdown, including hotspots.
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Bespoke reduction initiatives and practical tools.
Carbon coach
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Continual energy monitoring
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1-1 coaching on energy and carbon reduction
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Behavioural change campaigns for lasting reductions.
Businesses will receive nearly seven hours of support each month, including direct access to expert carbon coaches, surveys and support calls.
Progress on your net zero journey with our Sustainability Guide
Produced exclusively for members, our Sustainability Guide provides SMEs in hospitality with practical tips on how to make progress in reducing emissions and reaching net zero.
Influence our sustainability work
Jack Quick, our Policy Manager, leads our sustainability work and co-ordinates our Sustainability Committee.
Make the most of your membership by joining our committee and influencing sustainability policy.
Contact Jack on [email protected] to get involved.
If you’re not a UKHospitality member yet, you can find out more here.
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Roadmap to net zero
It has never been more important for our sector to work together to tackle the climate crisis and, working with the Zero Carbon Forum, we have a clear plan to reach net zero by 2040.
