We provide Net Zero certification ONLY from approved partners of the Race To Zero campaign
Our Partners
“Companies need to understand and also account for GHG emissions along their value chains and product portfolios to comprehensively manage GHG-related risks and opportunities”
Why certification is needed
All companies will need to embark on the journey to Net Zero. We believe the sooner you do this, the better.
During your journey, the biggest contributor to your overall carbon footprint is likely to be your supply chain.
As a supplier, you have a direct impact on the carbon footprint of your customers as your suppliers have a direct impact on your carbon footprint.
Companies are already asking suppliers to provide a Net Zero Reduction Plan. Also, government NOW require a Net Zero Reduction Plan to tender for medium to large contracts.
This is just the start and ALL companies will need a Net Zero Reduction Plan as standard business practice.
A Net Zero Reduction Plan requires you to understand your actual carbon footprint first and then you can make a plan to get to Net Zero that is both realistic and credible. This is where Net Zero International helps by providing you with all the tools you need plus a certificate from a UN approved partner that checks your carbon footprint data, as an independent party, and confirms its authenticity.
What does the certificate do?
Your certificate does 3 things:
- Confirms your actual current carbon footprint
- Confirms you have a Net Zero Reduction Plan
- Enables you to show your commitment to achieve Net Zero to your customers and any other stakeholders
Certification Standard
Greenhouse Gas Protocol
A standards-based solution
- Measure your carbon footprint easily
- Measure your carbon footprint cost effectively
- Create a benchmark carbon footprint
- Monitor your carbon footprint monthly and continuously
- Have your benchmark carbon footprint independently validated
Have your carbon footprint independently validated on each anniversary of your benchmark period
Accurate data
UK government carbon conversion tables
Ensures data on energy, transport and direct carbon usage are converted to the correct amount of carbon
Validated data
Validated by official UN partners
Checks accuracy of data input
Checks the appropriate usage data
