Brokers urged to raise awareness of environmental regulation
Allianz Engineering is reminding brokers of the imminent introduction of a government-backed climate change and energy saving scheme which could affect around 20,000 UK businesses.
The Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC), which begins on 1 April, aims to reduce the carbon emissions of large private and public sector organisations, as well as saving the participants approximately £1bn per year in reduced energy expenditure.
The mandatory scheme is central to the UK’s strategy for improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, as set out in the Climate Change Act 2008, and has been designed to raise awareness in large
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