Category Archives: Carbon Footprint

New ICE Database Webinar Series Announced

We are pleased to announce the ICE Database Insights 2025 webinar series, a five part programme designed to support professionals in making informed decisions using embodied carbon data. Whether you’re new to the ICE Database or an experienced practitioner seeking deeper insights, these expert led sessions will explore key challenges, methodologies, and best practices in […]

Upcoming Webinar: Product Carbon Footprints, LCAs, and EPDs: What You Need to Know

Join Circular Ecology for a webinar on Product Carbon Footprints Circular Ecology invites you to a free upcoming webinar on the 3rd of April, where we will provide a clear and practical introduction to the world of Product Carbon Footprints. What will this webinar cover? What is a product carbon footprint? What is a Life […]

Webinar Recap: Organisational Carbon Footprinting: What You Need to Know

On Thursday, March 13th, Circular Ecology hosted its third webinar of 2025: Organisational Carbon Footprinting: What You Need to Know. Our panelists for the session – Jon Burrow, Head of Carbon Accounting, and Joe Rouse, Senior Carbon Consultant – walked us through the essentials of Organisational Carbon Footprinting, covering the following: What is an organisational carbon […]

Upcoming Webinar: Organisational Carbon Footprints: What You Need to Know

Join Circular Ecology for a webinar on Organisational Carbon Footprints Circular Ecology invites you to a free upcoming webinar on the 13th of March, where we will provide a clear and practical overview of Organisational Carbon Footprints. What will this webinar cover? What is an organisational carbon footprint? What are the benefits of completing a […]

Launch Event: Free Organisational Carbon Footprint Tool

Circular Ecology are happy to announce the upcoming release of a free Organisational Carbon Footprint Tool as part of our ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and corporate responsibility. The tool is designed to be used by businesses who are beginning their sustainability journey, offering them a chance to measure their Scope 1 and 2 emissions […]

Essential Carbon Footprint Training Course Updated

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Circular Ecology have recently completed updating their Essential Carbon Footprint Training Course. The e-learning course is now split into easy to digest modules. The full course provides a useful introduction to understanding carbon footprint assessments and how you can begin to conduct your own. Furthermore, the modules now include interactive content to assess your learning […]

The Carbon Emissions of Homeworking and Office Working

As the world has moved towards hybrid and remote working, Circular Ecology asks the question, what are the carbon emissions of homeworking and office working? Of course, there are many variables to consider in the answer to that question, and so we will attempt to discuss them in this article. Considerations such as the size […]

Future Energy Scenarios 2023 Released

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The National Grid Electricity Systems Operator (National Grid ESO) has just released the 2023 Future Energy Scenarios document. The report breaks down how electricity demand and how the inputs to the grid will change over the coming years. Why is this important? The Future Energy Scenarios (FES) show how the impact of each kilowatt hour […]

The Carbon Footprint of a Garden Exhibition: Chelsea Flower Show

What’s the carbon footprint of a garden exhibition? Where are the carbon hotspots? We address these questions through a case study on last year’s Chelsea Flower Show. Circular Ecology worked with MEDITE SMARTPLY and its multi-award winning “Building the Future” garden, to undertake an innovative assessment of the installation’s carbon footprint. The headline installation showcased […]

Operational Carbon Reductions Are About to Get a Lot More Challenging

Are the UK’s operational carbon reductions about to get a lot more challenging? In this article we will explore how the carbon impact of electricity is expected to change over the coming years. Many companies and individuals have relied on a greener National Grid for their operational emission reduction targets. However this is about to […]