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ESOx joins Carbon Monsters event in April

ESOx Business Development Manager, Richard Dorey, led a workshop looking at practical ways for businesses to reduce carbon emissions from their buildings.

An online event was held in April by a consortium of local business and sustainability groups, including, Oxfordshire Business First, Oxford Brookes Business School, Bioregional, Unipart and Energy Solutions Oxfordshire.

Workshops looked for practical solutions to help businesses reduce the carbon emissions from their business – and face their ‘carbon monster’.

“Changing our behaviours requires us to change the narrative about climate change. We need our own story and we need our own reason why.”

Frank Nigrello – Chair, Unipart

ESOx Business Development Manager, Richard Dorey, led a workshop looking at practical solutions for businesses to reduce their carbon emissions from their buildings.

A range of speakers presented research and experience for tackling sustainability in business, including:

– Dr Sara Le Roux – Oxford Brookes

– Jess Rigg – Y.O.U. Underwear

– Michael Buick – PEGG Furniture

– Sally Dear – Ducky Zebra

– Oli Coles – Welba App

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