Act, plan, change with Tariff.com
With the effects of climate change becoming increasingly destructive, we all have a duty to act. At Tariff.com, we want to empower businesses of all types to take action against climate change. We achieve this by providing the support your retail business needs to make positive changes.
We’ll measure the carbon footprint and environmental impact of your retail business.
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 your customers and staff.
Making positive changes for the planet isn’t always easy. At Tariff.com, we want to make going net-zero as straightforward as possible. That’s why our team will offer all the support you need to reach your net-zero target.
We understand that every business is unique. That’s why we’ll carry out a comprehensive assessment of your business to gather all the data we need. We can then tailor our 5-step process to your retail business, ensuring a personalised approach to your net-zero journey.
At Tariff.com, we not only want to help the planet but also your retail business. All retail businesses need gas, electricity, and water to function. We believe that no organisation should overpay for these basic utilities.
That’s why our team will analyse your bills, examining your past usage and costs to find out if your business is overpaying. We’ll then compare your tariff against others on the market to see if you could save money by switching suppliers.
Tariff.com is all about encouraging businesses and organisations to take action against climate change. We do this by providing all the data, advice and support you need to make small changes with big impacts.
We’re on your side every step of the way and will never pressure you into making a decision that’s not right for your business. Instead, we’ll simply provide a comprehensive net-zero strategy plus all the support and guidance you need to get there.
If you’re unhappy with your current supplier- whether that’s due to the price of your bills or the standard of customer service- it’s always worth looking at different suppliers. If you’ve been with the same supplier for a few years now, you could find a better deal elsewhere.
You can use carbon credits to offset your carbon footprint. These carbon credits will come from approved and verified suppliers who support carbon offset projects such as tree planting.
Yes, your retail business can switch water suppliers. As a non-household premises, you have a choice of water provider. By switching suppliers with Tariff.com, you could save up to 40% on your business water bills.
It’s estimated that energy bills typically make up around 5.5% of a retailer’s operation costs. Makes sure you’re getting the most from your energy suppliers with Tariff.com.
If you’re looking to improve the operational efficiency of your retail business, there are many big and small things you can do. A carbon audit will help to measure your carbon footprint, as well as identify areas for improvement. This could be things like switching to LED bulbs, upgrading appliances or insulating your building.
Switching to renewable energy can significantly reduce the carbon footprint of your business. If you’re looking to do your bit for the planet, you should consider switching to a renewable energy tariff.
Measuring the carbon footprint of your business can be difficult- there can be many different elements to consider. Whilst you can use online tools to help you, the easy way to measure your business emission is a carbon audit. This is when a third party, like Tariff.com, will measure your carbon footprint on your behalf and present recommendations to reduce emissions.
It’s estimated that the UK retail industry contributes around 215 MtCO2e through annual goods sold, as well as an additional 50 MtCO2e from vehicle fuel sales.
1 in 3 retail leaders say that energy costs affect their competitiveness. Ensure your retail business minimises energy waste, as well as your carbon footprint.
