Warren Services Achieves Carbon Neutral Certification
We’re proud to announce that Warren Services is now officially a Carbon Neutral Certified Organisation.
This certification verifies that we have met all Carbon Neutral Britain™ Certification standards, measuring, calculating, and offsetting our organisational carbon emissions across Scope 1, 2, and 3.
Becoming certified reflects our commitment to making a positive difference.
Why Carbon Neutral Certification Matters
Climate scientists at the UN IPCC have highlighted the next five years as critical in tackling climate change before its effects become irreversible. By achieving Carbon Neutral status, we’re taking a proactive approach – balancing the emissions we create today while putting plans in place to reduce them in the future.
The Certification Process
Becoming Carbon Neutral isn’t just a label; it involved a rigorous four-step process:
1. Carbon Footprint Calculation
Our emissions were independently calculated by Carbon Neutral Britain™, following the ISO 14064 and GHG Emissions Protocol standards – the world’s most recognised frameworks. This ensures our carbon footprint has been measured accurately and transparently.
2 & 3. Carbon Offsetting and Certification
Once measured, our emissions were offset through certified projects regulated by the Verra Verified Carbon Standard (VCS), the Gold Standard Voluntary Emission Reductions (VER), and the United Nations Certified Emission Reductions (CER) programmes – the three largest and most trusted global standards. With this, Warren Services became officially Carbon Neutral Certified.
4. Planning for the Future
We also received a Carbon Reduction Plan (CRP). This sets clear targets to reduce our emissions year on year, keeping us aligned with both Science Based Targets and UK Government requirements for Carbon Reduction Planning.
With our Carbon Reduction Plan in place, we’ll continue to measure, offset and reduce emissions, working towards a more sustainable future for our business, our community and our planet.
