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The Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) is being implemented by the Government to help the UK to minimise carbon emissions and will start to impact financially on Businesses from January 2010, although reporting procedures must be completed by March 2009. CRC will affect most organisations with a half hourly electricity usage of above 6 million units per annum (in the region of £400,000). At the start of each year organisations will be required to purchase allowances of carbon that they expect to emit (estimated to be around 10% of your total annual energy expenditure) and at year end a CRC league table will be published into the public domain. Carbon Allowances will be refunded based on ranking within the league table with poor performers penalised. Importantly sites with a Climate Change Agreement will be exempt from CRC.
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Environmental Legislation calls for Industrial process operators to go through a rigorous process to ensure they comply with this directive. Here at Energy 2000 our expertise of Environmental Directives can help to make the process as smooth as possible.
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The climate change levy was introduced in April 2001 and is essentially a tax on the use of energy in industry.
The levy is complex and there are numerous ways in which you can reduce the amount you pay by up to 80%. We're here to guide you through this process and make sure you have to pay as little as possible whilst striving for efficient energy management.
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The Carbon Trust is a government-funded independent organisation.
The Carbon Trust is essentially here to help business drive towards lower emissions and therefore help reduce climate change.
They do this in a number of ways that run from on site monitoring to helping fund innovations in energy conservation. We here at Energy2000 are experts on how they can help your business so you don't need to be.
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Energy 2000 is a wholly owned subsidiary of Spice plc and together with our sister companies we employ around 200 highly skilled staff. Every year we manage nearly £1 billion worth of gas and electricity for high profile clients in every major sector across the UK. Group turnover is over £300 million per annum and with Spice our underlying mission is to deliver value added services to our Customers.
