William Martin Energy signs up for 10:10
by Jeremy Davies - September 23rd, 2009.
This year thousands of individuals and organisations are getting behind one simple idea: that together we can take the first step to solve climate change.
Now is the time, we know what to do and we know how to do it: cut our carbon by 10%.
Key facts:-
10:10 is a national drive to cut the UK’s carbon emissions by 10% during 2010. Anyone can sign up to 10:10, from ordinary people, schools and hospitals to councils and government departments, from corner
shops to high street banks and from scout troops to premiere league football clubs.
By joining 10:10, you’re making a commitment to try your best to cut your own emissions by 10%, as part of a wider national effort to significantly reduce our output of greenhouse gasses in line with what the scientists say is needed.
“Nobody is going to complain if you find you can’t cut the whole 10%. Every percent counts and 10:10 will celebrate any cuts you manage to make in your emissions.”
The major energy suppliers have agreed to help everyone to meet their 10:10 commitment by working out the difference between this year’s energy use and last year’s. They’ll display this information on
customers’ bills in way that’s simple and easy to understand.
William Martin Energy can easily acheive a 10% carbon reduction in your organisation by 2010. It really is simple and will save your organisation money – potentially lots of money.
“To date our record is reducing a clients carbon emissions by 30% and their energy costs by 65% – all in just 3 months. It cost the client nothing as the Carbon Trust Energy Efficiency Loan covered the cost of the works entirely. In my mind aiming for a simple to acheive, non-compliance based target such as 10:10 has to be good for any organisations public image, and more importantly in these times, their bottom line.” says Jeremy Davies a Director of William Martin Energy
“In our own offices we are quiet efficient already but we have set a target to make a reduction of 30% in our carbon emissions by 2010 based on 2008/9 levels.” Davies says
10:10 is a project from the team behind the climate blockbuster The Age of Stupid. Individuals and organisations can sign up on the 10:10 website at any time until mid 2010.
The campaign launched from Tate Modern on September 1st 2009, and within three days had signed up over 10,000 people, 400 businesses, and the leaders of all three major political parties to the 10:10
pledge.
Contact William Martin Energy to find out how your organisation can acheive 10:10 today!
