Digital solutions for net zero

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Digital solutions for net zero

Achieving net zero targets will be a substantial challenge for most businesses, requiring meticulous planning, resource allocation and frequent progress monitoring. The journey involves overcoming obstacles such as coordinating across various functions and managing extensive data. Verco’s innovative software, MyVerco, offers a solution by unifying key datasets and providing actionable insights through powerful visualisations. This article delves into the complexities of managing net zero plans and how MyVerco can transform these challenges into a streamlined, data-driven process. Discover how this cutting-edge tool can help your organisation meet its climate goals efficiently and effectively.

Living with a net zero target Many businesses have now adopted net zero targets, either for parts of their operations or covering their whole value chain. This immediately creates a need to plan GHG...

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