Carbon Surveys
The West of England Growth Hub offer free, impartial support for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) to find ways to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs.
Green Business Support
The West of England Growth Hub are committed to driving increased levels of sustainability in the West of England. Check out their guides and resources to help you navigate your green journey.
Green Business Grants
A Green Business Grant is designed to help SMEs purchase and install new products and equipment that reduce your greenhouse gas emissions, cut your utility costs and improve your energy efficiency.
Future Leap
Future Leap is a sustainable business network covering the West of England, offering events, networking, support and workspace for businesses seeking to reduce carbon emissions or develop low carbon goods and services.
B&NES Business Support Service - Carbon Reduction Module
As part of our new B&NES Business Support Service, all participants will be supported in the development of carbon reduction plans.
A dedicated programme of peer support, workshops, and expert in-person advice will be aimed at helping you reduce your costs, carbon, and energy use, boosting profitability.
Get Involved
Contact our service provider Cool Ventures by emailing info@coolventures.co.uk, visiting the Cool Ventures B&NES funded support website page, or calling 01225 580850 to find out more and register on this free service.
We understand that sharing personally identifiable information (e.g. UTR number) can be a potential cause for concern. Please be assured that Cool Ventures Limited processes all confidential and personal data in line with the data processing principles outlined in the Data Protection Act (2018) and UK GDPR. Please refer to their company Privacy Notice for further information, where they discuss data processing in further detail, including the appropriate safeguards they put in place.
The B&NES Business Support Service is supported by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, and has received £945, 821.20 for this project.
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund provides £2.6 billion of funding for local investment by March 2025. The Fund aims to improve pride in place and increase life chances across the UK, by investing in communities and place, supporting local business, and people and skills. Find out more.
