Low Carbon Workspaces

Reducing carbon emissions with Jamie Gowers from Low Carbon Workspaces, captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

Our story

by Jamie Gowers from Low Carbon Workspaces - Zero Carbon Tour interview

At Low Carbon Workspaces, we provide advice to businesses on how to reduce energy consumption and cut carbon emissions. To lead by example, Low Carbon Workspace has gone completely remote working, so there is very little fuel consumption and all paperwork is completely digital.

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Our advice

Engage staff and make them aware of how the business is consuming energy to see what can be done to reduce it.

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