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VERIFIY YOUR CARBON NEUTRALITY WITH ISO 14068 SUPPORT

ISO 14068 (FORMERLY PAS 2060) SUPPORT

ISO 14068 is the international standard for carbon neutrality, providing organisations with a structured framework to measure, manage, and certify their carbon footprint. Formerly known as PAS 2060, this replacement provides strong guidance and detailed verifiable requirements for the quantification and reduction of Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

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ACHIEVING CARBON NEUTRALITY

At Tunley Environmental, we provide third-party verification to help businesses meet ISO 14068 carbon neutrality requirements, ensuring they achieve compliance and demonstrate their commitment to sustainability. Achieving ISO 14068 verification can be complex, requiring expert knowledge. Our team of PhD-Level Scientists simplify the process, providing tailored solutions, including:

Assessment: Accurately measure your organisation's emissions to align with ISO 14068 carbon neutrality requirements.
Strategy: Develop and implement effective strategies to cut emissions.
Verification support: Guidance through the ISO 14068 Verification process, ensuring compliance with carbon neutrality standards.
Monitoring & Reporting: Continuous support to maintain compliance and enhance sustainability efforts.

Enhanced Credibility

Demonstrate your commitment to carbon neutrality with a globally recognised standard.

Regulatory Compliance

Ensure adherence to evolving environmental regulations and policies.

Competitive Advantage

Stand out in your industry as a sustainability leader.

Operational Efficiency

Identifying areas for improvement and optimise energy use.

Stakeholder Trust

Improve customers, investors and partners confidence by aligning with internationally recoginsed Carbon Neutrality Standards.

ISO 14068 CERTIFICATION

BECOMING CERTIFIED BY BRITISH STANDARDS INSTITUTE

Whilst offering third party verification of a organisations carbon neutrality, Tunley can also offer support in audits for your organisation to become certified by the British Standards Institute (BSI). The BSI will complete an audit which includes:

The GHG Inventory: This is the inventory that has all the calculations within and calculates the businesses carbon footprint aligned with the ISO14064-1 and the GHG Protocol. Tunley shall create this using raw data from you. In an audit from BSI, the source of the raw data shall be checked and Tunley shall ensure the calculations and inventory is aligned with the standards.
The GHG report: This report shall showcase the companies carbon footprint, compare it to the baseline year, and present the offset certificates for carbon neutrality. For certification, BSI shall audit this report and Tunley would ensure it passes.
Carbon Neutrality Management Plan: this is the a report that is created in the first year and updated in a scheduled agreement (such as yearly). The report is the road map to net zero and must align with Science Based methodology.

We used Tunley Environmental to help us with out carbon reduction targets, they conducted an embedded carbon report for one of our key ranges and we are now exploring next steps. I would highly recommend them professional, helpful a great company to work with”

Kieron King

Quality Manager | Inpress

From start to finish the whole team have excelled in communication and support. They made the entire process seemless, and nothing was too much for them. This is my first full experience completing a carbon assessment, and I couldn't have asked for a better company to complete this with.”

Rebecca Druce

SQE Manager | Spacecare

The team were so helpful and made this project so easy and painless. The communication was well executed and the requests were clear. I would 100% recommend working with Tunley Environmental, for all your sustainability reporting.”

Louise Ewer

Operations Director | Wunder-Bar Dispensing

They did exactly what was asked and where we had less than perfect understanding of the issues involved their expertise showed through. The response time to follow up enquiries was excellent and I would happily use Tunley again.”

Michelle Smith

Intellectual Property Controller | Power Roll

We found all of the Tunley Environmental representatives to be extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. They provided a high standard of service with plenty of advice and support, including regular meetings to update on progress and present findings. We look forward to working with Tunley Environmental again on future projects.”

Mary Bellamy

Lead Research Nurse | University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

Carbon Neutrality

GLOBAL GOALS FOR CARBON NEUTRALITY

Governments are placing more emphasis on carbon neutrality, with the UK government leading the way by setting a goal for all businesses to achieve 'net zero' GHG emissions by 2050. Carbon neutrality is also a crucial objective for organisations looking to:

Contribute to the fight against climate change
Boost their sustainability reputation and enhance their ability to withstand challenges
Align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Gain a competitive advantage by offering environmental products and services
Improve operational efficiency and reduce energy expenses.

What Is The Difference?

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PAS 2080 AND ISO 14068

PAS 2080 and ISO 14068 are pivotal standards for the effective management of greenhouse gas emissions. However, they differ in their scope and application. ISO 14068 focuses on a company's entire carbon footprint and provides a roadmap towards achieving carbon neutrality. In contrast, PAS 2080 is designed specifically for evaluating the carbon footprint of individual projects, such as buildings and infrastructure.

Want To Know More?

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

HOW DOES TUNLEY HELP WITH ISO 14068 SUPPORT?

ISO 14068 is a standard developed by the British Standards Institution (BSI) that provides guidelines and requirements for achieving carbon neutrality or net-zero carbon emissions for organisations. It sets out a framework for measuring, reducing, and offsetting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with a specific entity of activity. Organisations that achieve ISo 14068 verification can use it as a valuable tool for demonstrating their environmental leadership to customers, investors, and other stakeholders.

WHY DO I NEED ISO 14068 VERIFICATION?

Obtaining ISO 14068 verification can be beneficial for various reasons, depending on your specific goals and circumstances. While the certification offers numerous benefits, it also requires commitment, resources, and ongoing efforts to maintain carbon neutrality. Therefore, it’s essential to weigh the advantages against the associated coasts and consider whether it aligns with your overall sustainability strategy and business goals.

HOW DO I OBTAIN ISO 14068 VERIFICATION?

Obtaining ISO 14068 verification involves a structured process that requires careful planning, measurement, documentation, and verification. It’s essential to work with experienced sustainability and carbon management professionals, as well as accredited certification bodies, to navigate ISO 14068 verification process successfully. The specific requirements and processes may vary depending on your organisations size, industry, and location, so it’s crucial to consult with experts familiar with the standard and its application in your context. Seek more information on this in our insight PAS 2060: What You Need To Know.

HOW LONG DOES ISO 14068 VERIFICATION TAKE?

The duration of ISO 14068 verification can vary depending on several factors. This can include: the complexity of your organisation’s emissions profile, the thoroughness of your documentation, the availability of data, and the efficiency of the verification process. Generally, the process can take several weeks to a few months to compete.