Meanwhile, a poll released by CNN/Opinion Research Corp shows that 60% of respondents favor a cap-and-trade plan in which the federal government would limit the amount of greenhouse gas (GHG) that companies could produce in factories or power plants. Thirty-seven percent oppose the proposal, which would charge companies that exceed emissions limits.

As the United States prepares for the Climate Conference in Copenhagen this December, where world leaders will discuss their progress on climate change legislation, it is exactly this kind of momentum that will help best position its leadership. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu was optimistic during the hearings, stating, “When we gear up our research and production of clean energy technologies, we can still surpass any other country.”  The world is moving fast when it comes to clean energy technologies as we hear daily of developments in China, United Kingdom, India and on and on. We must seize on the momentum to move our world in a new direction when it comes to the possibilities these exciting technologies can bring.

Join us to learn how Carbonetworks can take the pain out of CRC Compliance
Date: Tuesday, July 21
Time: 4:00 PM, BST

CRC Reporting isn’t limited to Companies headquartered in the UK; if you have divisions located in the UK your organization could be subject to the reporting mandates that come into effect April 2010.  For example, U.S. companies with operations in the UK that meet the CRC thresholds for electrical consumption will be impacted by the new mandate.

To date organisations have manually gathered data into Footprinting spread sheets and used external consultants. This is expensive, time consuming and does not offer a viable long term strategy.

Now Carbonetworks offers an efficient practical approach to CRC Compliance that reduces administrative cost and improves the ability to identify reduction opportunities through powerful software capabilities.

Carbonetworks collaborates with the Carbon Trust Standard to streamline the CTS Accreditation process through our customized reports.

Carbonetworks, the global leader in GHG, energy, and sustainability software, talks about how best to prepare for the coming CRC Requirements.

Presented by:  Stephen Mooney, VP Corporate Development, Carbonetworks Corporation.  A pioneer in carbon management, Stephen Mooney has worked with both public and private sector organizations to help them understand and manage their carbon strategy. Today Mr. Mooney is VP Corporate Development for Carbonetworks, the global leader in GHG, energy, and sustainability software, and is responsible for strategic business development initiatives for the company. He is based in London UK.

Presented by:  Harry Morrison, General Manager of the Carbon Trust Standard Company.  Mr. Morrison was the Senior Strategy Manager for CTS prior to becoming the GM in 2008, and has previously been with Acturis and MMG.  Harry and the CTS are committed to Supporting businesses and public sector organisations to achieve the Carbon Trust Standard, to communicate their sustainability and to prepare for the CRC.

“The key to enabling CRC compliance is software that automates the requirements while providing intelligent, auditable GHG & Energy information back to the business to help improve the bottom line”

– Carbonetworks CEO, Michael Meehan