Preparing carbon data for a consultant
Agree the brief, gather useful records and prepare a clear handover before working with a carbon consultant.
Guides
Find the records you need, understand your figures and decide what to do next. These guides also help you prepare for a consultant or a customer’s request. If you need a Carbon Reduction Plan, follow the current app’s collection, review and document steps.
Practical next steps, whether or not you need a tender document
Agree the brief, gather useful records and prepare a clear handover before working with a carbon consultant.
Check what your figures cover, understand larger sources and use the evidence behind the total.
Investigate realistic changes, record honest measures and decide how to check their effect.
Clarify what the buyer needs and choose relevant documents without oversharing business information.
Practical foundations for any reporting purpose
A checklist of the records needed for a Standard CRP, plus the optional information used in Extended footprint.
Understand where emissions sit, why your reporting boundary matters and how familiar small-business activities are usually classified.
Start with the CRP and its supporting Evidence Pack. Learn when the optional separate Statement is useful and why it does not replace the CRP's own declaration.
When a procurement asks for a plan
What PPN 006 is, whether it applies to you, what your Carbon Reduction Plan must contain, how it is assessed, and where self-preparation or professional support may fit.
A practical walkthrough with a fictional small-business example, a section-by-section checklist and the checks to make before publication.
For your own business or an organisation you support
Understand browser autosave, keep portable project files and switch organisations or devices without mixing up your work.
Choose plain reports or optional branding, edit Word documents and distinguish final deliverables from working files.
How to collect client information, prepare the report, obtain approval and hand over the files. Includes a fictional two-client example.
See how portable projects, editable documents and local processing support advisers without another mode or workspace.