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Net Zero

How your business can achieve Net Zero carbon emissions

With recent shifts in public perceptions and the creation of government targets, the need for us to become carbon neutral by 2050 and reduce our company carbon footprints has never been greater. We believe that every business should have a company carbon reduction strategy in place.

Your path to carbon-free energy

Take control of your energy future by investing in clean, renewable solutions. From solar PV to battery storage and smart grid integration, we help your business reduce reliance on fossil fuels and cut emissions at scale.

Two routes to net zero

Achieve your sustainability goals with tailored strategies for carbon reduction. Whether through direct onsite generation or energy efficiency upgrades, we provide the expertise and technology to accelerate your journey to net zero.

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The Urgency of Action

What is Net-Zero and why it matters for business

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Our definition

Net zero means that your business operations are carbon neutral and have no impact on the environment. Companies of all shapes and sizes have started to make changes towards implementing sustainable practices. This was since the government’s target of achieving net zero by 2050 catapulted the need to become net zero to the forefront of business plans across the UK.

Having a net zero carbon footprint, or being carbon neutral, shows that your business has been able to balance their carbon emissions with the act of offsetting or CO₂ removal altogether. Due to the government’s firm stance on carbon neutrality, this has become essential for many business and is now commonly a major factor for winning an order from a client.

Our approach

At EvoEnergy, we help businesses take practical steps toward net-zero. From solar PV and battery storage to EV charging and smart grid solutions, we design integrated systems that cut carbon emissions and reduce reliance on fossil fuels while ensuring commercial viability.

Why it matters

Reaching net-zero isn’t just about compliance, it’s about long-term resilience. Businesses that embrace net-zero strategies can reduce energy costs, strengthen brand reputation, attract eco-conscious customers and investors, and stay ahead of UK climate regulations and sustainability expectations.
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Common challenges on the Net Zero journey

At EvoEnergy, everything we do is guided by a clear mission and the principles that define who we are. We’re here to lead the UK’s transition to a low-carbon future, not just for today, but for generations to come.

High initial investment

For many businesses, the upfront costs of renewable energy technologies can feel daunting. From solar PV to battery storage, capital investment is a significant hurdle, but with the right financing models, these projects quickly deliver strong returns and long-term savings.

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Funding the transition

Securing the right funding is often a challenge when moving toward net-zero. Whether through green loans, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), or CAPEX, businesses need tailored solutions that balance budgets with long-term sustainability goals.

Technology integration

Integrating new renewable technologies into existing operations requires careful planning. Businesses often face compatibility, infrastructure, and scalability issues when combining solar PV, EV charging, and smart grid systems. With expert design and implementation, these solutions can be seamlessly connected.

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Meeting regulations

The UK’s regulatory landscape around carbon reduction and energy use continues to evolve. Navigating compliance, reporting requirements, and grid connection standards can be complex but with specialist guidance, businesses can stay ahead of legislation while advancing their net-zero strategies.

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Taking Action

We can help to reduce your company’s carbon emissions

Clients choose us to lower energy bills and reduce grid reliance, but a key driver is reducing their carbon footprint. We provide industry-leading carbon reporting with every project, detailing embodied emissions. For O&M clients, we offer accurate, bespoke carbon footprint data. Talk to us about achieving your net-zero aspirations.
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real results

“I have nothing but praise for Evo- I’ll certainly be using them again going forward should we require solar panels and I’ll be sure to recommend your services to others in the industry! The service has been exceptional and thank you again for such an enjoyable project.”

Dan Beckles

Director, Furniture Box

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EvoEnergy, 27 Eldon Business Park, Nottingham, NG9 6DZ
EvoEnergy Team UK
FAQ’S

FAQ’s about EvoEnergy’s Net-Zero services

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