PAS2060 Accreditation


PAS2060 is the internationally recognised specification for carbon neutrality and builds on the existing PAS2050 environmental standard.

PAS2060 Accreditation

We are all aware of the global climate crisis currently facing everyone, but few of us know to what extent our activities contribute to the problem and how we can reduce their impact. Achieving a carbon zero approach is our ultimate goal, and we’re on the way. Our first milestone is to become carbon neutral and we have been working towards our PAS2060 accreditation. 

PAS2060 is the internationally recognised specification for carbon neutrality and builds on the existing PAS2050 environmental standard. It sets out requirements for quantification, reduction and offsetting of greenhouse gas emissions for organisations, products and eventS.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

We calculate our carbon footprint across three scopes, our direct emissions, such as our vehicles; our indirect emissions, such as the purchase of electricity and finally, any further indirect emissions, such as procurement.

We then look to reduce our carbon footprint by examining how to change our behaviour. This is then offset by using one of the many programmes available such as tree planting. 

CARBON ZERO

We’re proud to say some of our sites have already achieved their PAS2060 accreditation and this will be rolled out across the group.

We’re taking positive action across every aspect of our operations to achieve a carbon zero footprint. We have an obligation to the generations to come to leave the environment better than we found it.

Our journey to carbon zero

It is a journey and we’re not going to achieve it overnight, but as a group we are committed to carbon zero and have made the greatest strides towards it in the last few years. Our focus on sustainability is in evidence across every level of our business, from our repair bodyshops to our offices and company vehicles.
We’re taking positive action across every aspect of our operations to achieve a carbon zero footprint. We have an obligation to the generations to come to leave the environment better than we found it.”
Richard Steer
Chief Executive

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