Want to lower the operating costs of your organisation?
Need to supply larger businesses or win contracts?
Seeking to attract environment-conscious customers?
Keep your business up to date with environmental regulations with dedicated support from the Green Business impact Programme.
The Green Business Impact Programme is a fully funded mentoring programme to help businesses like yours reduce their carbon footprint and adopt sustainable practices.
Open to small and medium-sized enterprises (3 to 250 employees), including limited companies and sole traders, with commercial premises in Cambridge, Huntingdonshire, or South Cambridgeshire (either owned or rented).
This programme is jointly delivered by Allia and PECT. We’re working with PECT, an environmental charity based in Cambridgeshire, to support you on your journey towards net zero. As part of this programme, you will receive:
- Expert guidance: Gain access to sustainability experts who will collaborate with you to develop a pragmatic roadmap toward achieving net-zero emissions – tailored specifically to your business
- Reduce your Carbon Footprint: understand which activities to prioritise to have a higher impact on reducing the carbon footprint of your organisation
- Capital grants: Some participants will have the opportunity to secure capital grants of up to £5,000, which can be invested in carbon-reducing technology, equipment, or sustainable enhancements. This grant is match funding, meaning you will have to match 50% of the grant
- Alumni benefits, via Allia, including exclusive discounts & free co-working days
Don’t miss this opportunity to make a substantial impact on your business, save money and preserve the environment. Join us on this exciting journey toward a more sustainable and prosperous future.
Apply now and be the change your business and the environment deserve.
- SMEs must be located in Cambridge, Huntingdonshire, or South Cambridgeshire.
- This programme is fully funded so free for you to access. Funded by the UK Government through the Shared Prosperity Fund, and it is a collaborative effort led by Cambridge City Council, South Cambridgeshire District Council, Huntingdonshire District Council, and the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Growth Hub and the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority.
