Moving towards net zero isn’t just good for the environment – it’s good for business. Whether you want to reduce your energy costs, meet supply chain requirements, or tap into new green markets, we’re here to help you make the transition to a more sustainable future.
At Business Lincolnshire, we offer practical advice and funding opportunities to support businesses of all sizes in improving their energy efficiency and adopting cleaner, greener technologies.
You don’t have to navigate the net zero journey alone. Our Specialist Low Carbon Advisers can help you:
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SUPPORT FOR BUSINESSES LOOKING TO REDUCE THEIR CARBON FOOTPRINT
A programme of fully funded, bespoke workshops and supporting materials for businesses looking for Resource Efficiencies including Energy Management and Sustainable Supply Chains, Decarbonisation and Net Zero.
FIND OUT MORE AND SIGN UPWhat is net zero, why is it important, and how do you achieve it?
PDFResource efficiency is not just an environmental initiative; it’s simply a question of good commercial sense.
PDFFor tourism and hospitality businesses
Learn what Green Hospitality means and how it can actually benefit your business.
Find out moreBusiness Lincolnshire Live
Why reaching ‘net zero’ emissions is so important, why your business should get ahead of the curve now and the approaches you can take to start implementing changes.
Business Lincolnshire Live Episode 4 – The Green AgendaFit for Business Podcast
Join Guy Lewis and sustainability expert David Knight as they look beyond Net Zero and look at the environmental impacts we have from our business.
Fit for Business Podcast Episode 13 – Beyond Net ZeroVideo
This video provides actionable strategies for individuals and businesses alike to reduce your carbon footprint.
Watch videoNet zero means reducing your greenhouse gas emissions as much as possible, and offsetting any remaining emissions through verified carbon removal methods. It’s about achieving a balance between what you emit and what you take out of the atmosphere.
Simple steps like switching to LED lighting, improving insulation, and upgrading inefficient equipment can make a big difference. You may also want to invest in renewables, smart systems, or energy audits – many of which are supported through grant schemes.
Yes. There are several regional and national funding streams for businesses looking to invest in carbon reduction, renewable energy, and sustainability improvements. Start with our Grant and Support Finder.
Not at all. Every business has a role to play – from offices and retailers to cafés, farms and construction firms. If you use energy, water, or materials, you can benefit from becoming more resource-efficient.
Yes. Reducing your energy usage and waste can lead to immediate cost savings – and it can also open doors to new markets, supply chains and customer bases.
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