Most infrastructure businesses currently don’t need advanced carbon reporting today and that’s exactly why many are putting it off.
The challenge is that carbon readiness depends on data collected over time. When expectations increase, the businesses with clean, consistent operational records will be ready to respond. Those without them may face data gaps, manual reporting exercises, and difficult questions they can’t easily answer.
Re-flow have announced a webinar that will address this situation head-on.
Taking place on Tuesday 8 September at 2pm (and completely free), host Ashley Wing, Re-flow’s VP of strategic growth & partnerships will be joined by Richard Smith, carbon measurement and reduction specialist at Auditel and Hannah Bradley, Re-flow product manager and carbon lead to discuss why waiting for carbon reporting enforcement could cost you
This will be a practical discussion on carbon readiness, operational data, and the changing expectations facing infrastructure organisations.
Richard specialises in carbon measurement, carbon reduction planning, and PAS 2080 implementation across the built environment. He is qualified in the GHG (greenhouse gas) Protocol Accounting & Reporting Standard, ISO 14064-1, and ISO 14068, and works directly with infrastructure and construction organisations to strengthen carbon reporting processes and achieve PAS 2080 compliance.
Together, they’ll examine what’s changing across the industry, the hidden cost of waiting, and the practical steps organisations can take now to build a stronger foundation for future reporting requirements.
Click HERE for more details or to register your place.
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