Enterprise Sustainability - at the heart of business
Almost all large organisations are putting sustainability at the heart of their business. Doing so calls for the integration of a wide range of strategic, communication and management skills, supported by technology. The rewards for success are great, and extend from reduced costs in business as usual, to enhanced brand equity, reputation with markets and investors, and push button compliance in a dynamic regulatory environment.
AEA offers its clients expertise in the full range of sustainability disciplines, including energy management; carbon measurement, disclosure and reduction; emissions trading; relevant legislation and regulation; transport, waste, water and chemical risk. AEA also offers data management and technology skills, which have been proven in a wide range of large scale private sector and government sustainability programmes.
AEA also works in close partnership with Hara, a world-class vendor of enterprise Environmental and Energy Management (EEM) Software. AEA consultants use Hara software to provide customers with a powerful, flexible and comprehensive sustainability management platform.
The partnership between AEA and Hara offers a market-leading combination of skills and technology to allow:
- Rapid compilation of comprehensive and accurate baselines
- Development of models and forecasts that allow the organisation to understand future positions in a range of scenarios
- Development, monitoring and measurement of sustainability projects, with benchmarking and performance dashboards
- Sharing best practice and collaborating in sustainability initiatives
- Push-button reporting against the full range of global regulatory regimes
For further information about how AEA can implement this powerful combination in your organisation, please contact:
| Giles Barwell |
Richie Hardwicke |
| DD: 0870 190 6037 E: giles.barwell@aeat.co.uk |
DD: 0870 190 8191 |
AEA and Hara join forces for new carbon and energy management offering
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