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12th September 2008 at 2:43 pm
I have been asked to review our companies activities with regard to imporving our practices to make our company more energy efficent and to measure our carbon foot print. In our group we have companies in Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland, we are retailers of petroleum products with 200 company owned retail outlets and additional property.I would be very greatful for some guidanace with this.
22nd September 2008 at 8:18 am
Hello Thomas,
Please send me your email and I will make sure that our Carbon Footprinting Team gets back to you.
Alex.Briggs@lrqa.com