Achieving net zero emissions means eliminating or offsetting all greenhouse gas emissions across an organisation’s operations. While IT may not always be the largest contributor, it plays a critical and growing role – and must be addressed as part of any credible net zero pathway.

•IT emissions are increasing

•IT consumes a lot of energy

•IT has a global carbon footprint

•IT is a high impact, low resistance area

•IT enables system wider carbon reductions

•IT decisions influence scope 2 & 3 emissions

•Net Zero requires accountability everywhere

What are the Key Areas to Consider When Reducing IT Carbon Usage?

  • Energy use
  • Cloud solutions
  • Data
  • Software
  • Devices
  • Procurement
  • Culture
  • Enablement

How 4C can Help

Produce a green ITroadmap for net-zero

Baseline IT Emissions – Establish the groundwork: assess impact, build awareness, and align with sustainability goals.

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Quick Wins – Tackle low-complexity, high-impact actions to show early results.

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Optimisation & Integration – Integrate sustainability into IT processes and systems across the organisation.

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Strategic Transformation – Make Green IT a core part of enterprise architecture, governance, and innovation.

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What are 4C’s Credentials?

4C has the demonstrable skills and experience to help you develop your IT infrastructure. Our unique and personable approach has forged strong and enduring partnerships and has ensured that solutions are delivered that meet your expectations.

  • Industry certifications – ISO27001
  • Staff qualifications and training –
    certified sustainable IT Professional
    (CSITP), Carbon Accounting Training
    (e.g. GHG Protocol)
  • Memberships and partnerships –
    TechUK’s Climate Program, The Green
    Grid Membership, SBTi commitment
  • Case studies – Birmingham Community
    Healthcare NHS Trust and Newcastle
    University