A group of major Suffolk businesses who are at the forefront of reducing carbon emissions, have teamed up with Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, the University of Suffolk and Groundwork East to do even more to reduce industrial and business carbon emissions and reduce energy costs.
The Suffolk High Energy Users' Network brings together major Suffolk businesses who are at the forefront of reducing carbon emissions, with Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, the University of Suffolk and Groundwork East to do even more to reduce industrial and business carbon emissions and reduce energy costs.
The Suffolk High Energy Users' Network is funded by the Suffolk Public Sector Leader's Group to enable the businesses to work with the University of Suffolk to identify innovative new solutions to reduce emissions and energy costs. The funding will also be used to help smaller Suffolk businesses that supply larger businesses, reduce their emissions and energy costs.
Coming together as a network also helps the businesses to share best practice and learn from each other.
If you would like more information about the Suffolk High Energy User's Network please see the updates on this page or contact toby@suffolkchamber.co.uk
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Developing an active network of high energy users’ delivering enhanced net zero plans
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Announcing the launch of the Suffolk ‘High Energy Users’ Network’
The Suffolk High Energy Users’ Network met at Muntons Plc in Stowmarket on 23rd January to exchange knowledge on reducing energy costs and emissions.
Catherine Ward, Energy Manager at Muntons Plc, said: “Muntons was delighted to host our colleagues from the Suffolk High Energy Users Network to discuss the challenges we all face in decarbonising highly intensive industrial manufacturing processes. For over 10 years, Muntons has been dedicated to reducing our energy use and emissions. As we push towards net zero, it is crucial that we collaborate and share ideas to continue this important work, benefiting both our local and global communities.”
Moving forward, the Suffolk High Energy Users’ Network will be carrying out further research on carbon foot prints and will be organising a workshop with experts, who can help to address some of the challenges that remain in reducing emissions even more and even faster.
The Suffolk High Energy Users’ Network is managed by the Suffolk Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the University of Suffolk and Groundwork East, with funding provided by the Suffolk Public Sector Leaders Group.