Carbon neutrality is achieved when an organisation measures its greenhouse gas emissions, takes steps to reduce them, and addresses any remaining residual emissions through recognised mechanisms.
Demonstrate genuine climate action through independently verifiable carbon neutrality claims.
Support sustainability reporting, customer requests and investor expectations with recognised international standards.
Identify practical decarbonisation opportunities that reduce environmental impact and often deliver operational efficiencies.
Differentiate your business in tenders and procurement processes where environmental credentials increasingly influence supplier selection.
Provide stakeholders with clear, auditable evidence of progress towards sustainability goals.
Align with evolving best practice and international expectations around carbon neutrality and net zero reporting.
ISO 14068-1 is the internationally recognised standard for achieving and demonstrating carbon neutrality. Unlike older approaches, it prioritises emissions reduction before offsetting, helping organisations build credible and transparent carbon neutrality claims.
The standard provides organisations with a framework for:
Softcat combines sustainability expertise with practical technology and service delivery experience.
Our team has developed carbon neutrality management plans, carbon reduction pathways and independently verified carbon neutral service offerings aligned with ISO 14068-1 principles.
Softcat's broader sustainability programme includes Science Based Targets (SBTi) aligned goals and a commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2040.
