About Xcarbon
We are committed to providing services that make a real difference both financially and environmentally.
The principals of Xcarbon have many years experience in delivering successful consultancy projects and training courses.
Mandatory carbon reporting is required by quoted UK companies and is expected to be extended to large companies in the future. Xcarbon has experience in this area and can provide a full carbon reporting service.
7,000 companies are required to complete the CDP Supplier Information Request each year by their key customers. This questionnaire requires analysis of climate change risks and the calculation of greenhouse gas emissions. We have 4 years' experience of advising clients and pulling together the data to answer this questionnaire.
Another part of carbon legislation in which Xcarbon specialises is the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme. We can provide a complete CRC management service letting you focus on your business.
Due to the heavy reliance on fossil fuels, there's a big overlap of carbon and energy. And this is reflected in recent legislation such as the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme. Xcarbon can also provide a complete ESOS compliance service.
With little prospect of global greenhouse gas emissions falling significantly in the next decade or so, forward-thinking organisations are asking themselves the question: How will we be affected by climate change? Xcarbon can undertake climate change risk assessments as well as help develop and implement an adaptation strategy.
Emissions surge
"Humanity's carbon emissions are likely to surge by 2% in 2017, driven mainly by increased coal consumption in China, scientists reported on 13 November. The unexpected rise would end a three-year period in which emissions have remained flat despite a growing global economy". (Source: Nature 551, 283: 2017)
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