Act, plan, change with Tariff.com
With the effects of climate change becoming increasingly harder to ignore, non-profit organisations have a duty to act. At Tariff.com, we’ve made it our mission to empower you and your organisation to take action against climate change.
We’ll measure the carbon footprint and environmental impact of your non-profit organisation.
We’ll help you set achievable targets to tackle your emissions and start your net-zero journey.
We’ll help reduce your energy consumption and switch you over to a green energy tariff.
We’ll recommend options to offset your remaining emissions e.g. carbon credits or environmental projects.
We’ll measure the results of these changes and help you share this success with the general public.
Doing right by the planet isn’t always easy. At Tariff.com, we want to make going net-zero as simple as possible. Our team can offer all the support you need to achieve your organisation’s net-zero or chosen environmental target.
We understand that every organisation is unique. That’s why we’ll work together with you to gather all the data we need, carrying out a personalised assessment of your carbon footprint. Our team will then tailor our 5 steps to your organisation and its goals, ensuring a personalised approach to your net-zero journey.
As energy specialists, we not only want to help the planet but also your non-profit organisation. Every business requires gas, electricity, and water in order to carry out basic functions. At Tariff.com, we believe that no organisation should tolerate overpaying for their basic utilities.
Our consultants can evaluate your bills, analysing your historic data and usage to determine if you’re being overcharged. We can then compare your tariff against others on the market to see if you could save money by switching suppliers.
We’re all about encouraging businesses and organisations to take action against climate change. We do this by providing all the information, advice and support you need to make small changes with big impacts.
On your side every step of the way, we’ll never pressure you into making a decision that’s not right for your business. Instead, we’ll simply provide a comprehensive strategy for your organisation, breaking it down into achievable goals to help you get there.
At Tariff.com, we empower non-profit organisations to take control of their energy usage and utility bills. Whether you’re looking to reduce your energy consumption, switch suppliers or decrease your carbon footprint, the Tariff team is here to support you.
An energy audit can be a great way of measuring your organisation’s energy efficiency. It can also help to highlight any areas where energy is wasted. If you’re looking to reduce your energy usage, an energy audit should be the first thing your non-profit organisation considers.
Yes, as a non-household premises, your non-profit organisation is eligible to switch water suppliers.
Charities should only pay 5% for gas and electricity that’s used for ‘non-business ’purposes. Charity organisations are also exempt from the Climate Change Levy (CCL) which should reduce energy bills by 5%.
At Tariff.com, we believe that no business should overpay for basic utilities. We compare all available tariffs to find you the best deal on your business utilities. By switching water suppliers with us, you could reduce your business water bills by around 5-10%.
As the effects of climate change become increasingly harder to ignore, businesses and non-profit organisations have a duty to do their bit for the planet. Switching to a renewable energy tariff can help to significantly decrease your carbon footprint.
If you’re looking to measure your carbon footprint, Tariff.com can help. Our consultants can carry out a carbon audit of your non-profit organisation. We can also install Ipsum software across your business so you can monitor your carbon emissions in real-time.
The UK Government has committed to reaching a net-zero target by 2050. Non-profit organisations can support this target by setting and reaching their own net-zero commitments.
Charities could save 20% on their fuel bills by making some small changes to the way they operate. Better for the planet and your wallet!
