Go green for new business opportunities

Follow the steps below to lower your emissions while increasing commercial opportunities and profits

Greening supply chains and reducing the environmental impact of products and production clearly demonstrates the actions a business is taking to embed sustainability across an organisation.

This transition can open up a range of new opportunities for future partnerships, client development and untapped funding and finance streams.

Making the case for going green in your business

Access new, green funding

Moving to more sustainable business operations can open the door to new grants, matching funds and interest-free loans. Explore available funding here.

Certify your supply chain action

Prove that you’re taking action with certification

Track and share your progress to reach new customers

Proving that you’re reducing carbon can attract new eco-conscious customers willing to pay more for sustainable products and services

Get a bespoke tailored plan for your business

Choose your sector and location to get a tailored net zero plan to demonstrate internally the potential benefits and impact it could bring your business

See how other SMEs are doing it

Frog Bikes, Berkshire

Frog Bikes, a sports manufacturing SME, were able to cut shipping and production costs, secure a £40,000 green loan and attract and retain new staf

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Toast Ale, London

Sustainable business practices has helped craft beer maker Toast Ale win new contracts and partnerships with global brands including Guinness and Warburtons.

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