Carbon reduction plan and Modern Slavery statement services, with supplier emissions data

Any competent adviser can write one, but it must follow the government's published template and reporting standard. We write PPN 006 carbon reduction plans for UK suppliers bidding for public contracts, using your energy, fuel and travel data, with the commitments and sign-off the buyer expects. The plan is written at the lowest cost that satisfies the buyer.

Commercial organisations that supply goods or services in the UK and meet the turnover threshold in the Modern Slavery Act must publish a statement each year. Many smaller businesses publish one anyway because customers ask for it in tenders. We check whether the duty applies to you and write a statement that reflects what you actually do.

Start with the suppliers that make up most of your spend or emissions. Send a short, consistent request for their emissions data or their own carbon reduction plan, and use spend-based estimates where they cannot answer yet. We design the request, collect and check the responses, and turn them into figures you can report.

UK CBAM is a carbon charge on imports of certain goods, including aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron and steel, from 1 January 2027. Importers above the threshold will need to register, report embedded emissions and pay the charge. We help you identify affected goods and collect the emissions data you need from suppliers.

A review of what your customers, tenders and regulators are asking for on carbon and supplier standards, where you have gaps, and the lowest-cost way to close them. It covers supplier emissions data, carbon reduction plans, Modern Slavery reporting, supplier sustainability ratings and CBAM exposure on imported goods.

Usually, for larger central government contracts. Procurement Policy Note 006 (PPN 006) applies to procurements under the Procurement Act 2023 that started on or after 24 February 2025, and replaced PPN 06/21, which still applies to procurements started before then. Central government contracts above £5 million a year, including VAT, usually require a Carbon Reduction Plan. Many private buyers now ask for the same document. We help you produce a plan that meets the requirement without over-engineering it.

A carbon reduction plan sets out your commitment to reach net zero, your current emissions across Scope 1 and Scope 2 and specific Scope 3 categories, including business travel, employee commuting, waste and transport, the measures you have taken and plan to take, and sign-off by a director.

It depends on the data you already have, such as energy bills, travel records and waste data. The review at the start establishes what is available and sets the timetable.

Yes. We help suppliers prepare evidence and answers for EcoVadis and similar assessments as part of our supplier sustainability credentials work.

A supplier code of conduct is a set of standards a customer expects its suppliers to meet, usually covering labour rights, health and safety, environment, ethics and anti-bribery. Suppliers are often asked to sign it and show evidence that they comply.

The starting point is a review. Scope and commercial terms are agreed with each client before work starts.