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Climate Act/Carbon Budgets Explained
Introduction
This half day training programme is designed for Managers and Business owners who have responsibility for delivering Environmental Efficiencies within their business. This course aims to train you in how to measure, report and reduce transport emission and to become a more sustainable operation. Given the ambitious Government plans for reducing emissions by 2030 towards net zero by 2055 this course will support your transition to a more efficient cleaner transport business supporting Competitiveness and Profitability.
Course outline
In answer to the proposed 51% Green House Gas reduction target by 2030 articulated in the 2020 Programme for Government, and to a growing demand on improving carbon literacy.
Our trainers are experienced carbon foot printing and energy management practitioners that are adept at communicating results in Plain English. Being able to do it is one thing, being able to teach it means that our team really knows the topic, as well as the potential pitfalls. We can equip your client organisations with the knowledge they need to confidently communicate on carbon and climate action topics.
Course objectives
At the end of this course you will gain an understanding of:
• Context and language of carbon and emissions with terms.
• Climate Act and its carbon budgets for the Transport and Logistics sector in the economy.
• Where to start and how to focus efforts.
Duration
½ day Classroom based with templates and links
supplied. Mentoring support via online follow-up.
Price on application
Climate Act note
Transport accounts for approximately 20% of Ireland’s greenhouse has (GHG) emissions. Road transport is responsible for 96% of those GHG emissions and it is also directly responsible for a range of air pollutants that negatively impacts both human health and the environment.
The Climate Actions & Low Carbon Development Act 2021 the CAP21 is the action plan set by each government, in meeting EU carbon reductions targets set out in the EU Green Deal https://ec.europa.eu/info/strategy/priorities-2019-2024/european-green-deal_en. The European Commission adopted a set of proposals to make the EU’s climate, energy, transport and taxation policies fit for reducing net greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels. Today, transport emissions represent around 25% of the EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions and these emissions have increased over recent years.
