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Carbon Reduction
Corporate Travel a
Major Contributor
CO2 emissions from
corporate travel
(specifically fleets
and air travel) can
account for over 25%
of a company's
carbon 'footprint'.
Emissions from
travel are very
'visible' to staff,
investors and
customers so are
often linked to the
perceived
environmental impact
of a business. It's
an obvious area for
companies to target
reductions. It's
also an opportunity
for a pro-active
solutions provider
such as Road Angel
Fleet to offer a
lower carbon travel
service to corporate
clients and fleet
providers.
Intelligent Carbon
Calculator
Through our
intelligent Carbon
Footprint Calculator
we can help
companies quantify
the emissions
associated with
their fleet travel,
identify and target
areas such as
distances travelled,
average speeds &
driver behaviour and
overall reduce the
amount of CO2
emissions produced.
Easily Off-Set
Carbon Usage
Additionally,
through a
partnership with The
Carbon Neutral
Company, Road Angel
Fleet can help
clients to reduce
the carbon emissions
associated with the
fleet to net zero by
offsetting the
residual amount of
CO2. Carbon Credits
can be purchased
through Road Angel
Fleet, which in-turn
will be invested in
renewable energy
schemes.
Reduce Your Impact
Companies using this
service can
communicate that
their company's
carbon footprint has
been reduced to net
zero by displaying
the Carbon Neutral
fleet brand mark.
This is a powerful
way to communicate
to all stakeholders
that your company is
actively reducing
its impact on the
climate.
Carbon offset
projects include
energy efficiency,
renewable energy and
methane capture.
Funds generated are
invested in projects
that would not
otherwise have
existed without
Carbon Credit
schemes.
Communicate
Companies using this
service can
communicate that
their company’s
carbon footprint has
been reduced to net
zero by displaying
the Carbon Neutral
fleet brand-mark.
This is a powerful
way to communicate
to all stakeholders
that your company is
actively reducing
its impact on the
climate. |
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