Act, plan, change with Tariff.com
As climate change becomes harder to ignore, the public sector needs to start reducing its carbon footprint. At Tariff.com, we empower businesses to take action against the climate crisis and ensure a greener future for us all.
It’s not always easy to reduce and offset an organisations carbon footprint. That’s why we’ve created a 5-step process to achieve a gradual and sustainable transition to net-zero emissions. Let’s take a closer look at the Tariff.com strategy:
We’ll measure the carbon footprint and environmental impact of your public sector 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 and your staff.
At Tariff.com, we want to make reducing your carbon footprint as simple as possible. Taking action against climate change can place a strain on your organisation. Our team can offer the support and guidance required to make going net-zero easier.
Every organisation will be starting at different points of their net-zero journey. That’s why we tailor our service to you. We’ll carry out a comprehensive assessment of your organisation and create a personalised strategy to help you reach your environmental target.
Our team aim to help the planet and your pocket. Every organisation needs utilities like water, electricity and gas to function day-to-day. At Tariff.com, we believe that no organisation should overpay for these basic requirements.
We can evaluate your bills, analysing your historic usage and past payments to see if you’re overpaying for your utilities. We can then compare your tariff against others on the market to see if you could save money by switching suppliers.
We’re here to encourage businesses and organisations to take action against the climate crisis. We help public sector organisations make small changes with big impacts, providing all the data, advice and support you need to reduce your carbon footprint and reach net-zero.
Tariff.com is here to support your organisation and will never pressure you into making a decision that’s not right for you. Instead, we’ll simply provide a comprehensive net-zero strategy and a series of achievable goals to help you get there.
There are lots of factors to consider when measuring your organisation’s carbon footprint. For that reason, it can be complicated. When you opt for a carbon audit, a carbon specialist will measure your carbon footprint on your behalf. You can also install software like IPSUM to measure your carbon footprint in real-time.
If you want your public sector organisation to go net-zero, you’ll first need to measure your carbon footprint. Then you’ll need to reduce your emissions to the lowest point possible, offsetting the remaining emissions with carbon credits.
Yes, as a non-household premises, your public sector organisation is eligible to switch water suppliers. With Tariff.com, you could save up to 40% on your water bills when you switch your business water supplier.
In 2020/21, Statista estimates that the UK government spent around £456 million on fuel and energy.
If you’re looking to save energy, there are many big and small things your public sector organisation can do. A carbon audit will help you assess your carbon footprint and identify areas for improvement. This could be things like switching to LED builds, upgrading appliances or insulating your building.
Switching to a renewable energy tariff is the same as switching to a regular tariff. All your piping and wiring will stay the same. You’ll simply have to inform your old supplier of the change and onboard with your new provider. At Tariff.com, we can take care of this on your behalf.
Every organisation will have a carbon footprint. Reducing your carbon footprint helps to minimise your impact on the planet. Your public sector organisation can reduce its emissions by optimising energy consumption, reducing energy waste and switching to a renewable energy tariff.
The UK Government estimates that the carbon footprint of public sector buildings makes up around 2% of the country’s total emissions.
The public sector spends around £3.4 billion per year on energy; the equivalent of 13.3 MtCO2 e of carbon dioxide.
