Carbon Control Software (CCS) has announced that it has become a member of the European Supply Chain Institute’s Carbon Council. The Carbon Council brings together the lead organisations in both the Government and Commercial sectors in a multiyear research and recommendation programme. The aim of the programme is to develop and promote strategies for effective carbon management in the supply chain.
Carbon Control Software was invited to join the council after demonstrating the positive contribution it could make to the councils goals. CCS has become part of the Key Technology Management & Financial Solutions Group which will discuss and evaluate the various tools available to supply chain managers in their quest for carbon reduction, producing advisory reports containing recommendations. Other members of the group include IBM, Motorola, JP Morgan and the Carbon Disclosure Project.
Chris Gibson, Business Development Manager at CCS commented, “Carbon Control Software is very pleased to be recognised by an organisation that is striving to reduce carbon and energy usage through the restructuring of the supply chains. We see this as an opportunity not only to provide software applications but also to make a positive contribution to combating climate change.”
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