The One-Tonne Race
How far can your car travel on one tonne of carbon dioxide? We compare some of the UK's most popular cars.
25 06, 2012
22 06, 2012
Determining Your eGRID Subregion: Guidance for US Companies
In the United States, emission [...]
22 06, 2012
Making the Natural Capital Declaration Accountable
At the Rio+ 20 sustainability [...]
21 06, 2012
GHG Expertise Vital for New Mandatory Carbon Reporting
Gary Davis, Ecometrica's Operations Director, [...]
20 06, 2012
UK coalition government announces mandatory carbon reporting
The UK coalition government has [...]
14 06, 2012
Why bother with environmental accounting?
If you’re a business person, you may well be asking yourself this question. Or, maybe you’re a consumer and want to know why businesses are starting to dedicate more time and money to it. It’s a good question that’s worth asking, because even though we’d all love to do more to help our environment to thrive, the reality is that consumers and businesses sometimes have other priorities. However, I’m here to tell you that environmental accounting and reporting is about much more than just saving the earth.
1 06, 2012
Ryanair and Transatlantic Flights – A Comparison of Carbon Surcharges
With airlines joining the EU emissions trading scheme in 2012, we look at the extra costs passed on by airlines to customers.
21 05, 2012
Ecometrica secures milestone 200th client as National Express streamlines emissions accounting
Ecometrica has secured its 200th [...]
20 04, 2012
Essential Guide to Carbon & Energy Management: Computing Magazine
We are delighted to be [...]
14 03, 2012
Berti Backs Ecometrica in First 2012 Investment
Berti Investments, an environmental impact investment company, has made its first major UK investment in 2012, by backing Ecometrica with £250,000 of growth capital.
20 02, 2012
Ecometrica Wins Place on UK G-Cloud Procurement Framework
Ecometrica is poised to support [...]
9 02, 2012
Electricity: How to Correctly Report Emissions
This paper sets out how to correctly report the emissions associated with purchased electricity, and notes some cases where providers of reporting/measurement guidance have got it wrong.
