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© 2011 Colorado Carbon Fund
Developing an effective greenhouse gas reduction program can help save your business money, strengthen your brand, and attract talented employees and loyal customers. Our business resources -- located in Colorado communities across the state -- provide guidance in the design and implementation of greater energy efficiency programs for organizations. Below you will find some resources that will help you on your path to energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reductions.
Energy Efficiency Guide for Colorado Businesses: Instructions and guidelines for identifying corrective actions and locating assistance for improving building and operational energy efficiency.
Greenhouse Gas Management Institute: An international non-profit that works to educate and train professionals in the field of GHG accounting, auditing, management, and measurement
United States Global Change Research Program: A federal program that integrates research from 13 federal departments and agencies to assess changes in the global environment and understand their implications for society.
Carbon Offset Research and Education: A non-profit focused on evaluating and assessing offset programs in order to educate consumers, designers, and participants on program components.
Colorado Environmental Leadership Program: A statewide environmental recognition and reward program administered by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Sustainability Program. This program offers benefits and incentives to members that voluntarily go beyond compliance with state and federal regulations and are committed to continual environmental improvement.
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Reporting Framework: One of the world’s most widely used sustainability reporting frameworks that allows organizations of all sizes to measure and account for economic, environmental, and social performance.
Denver Event Carbon Calculator is an online tool that calculates Carbon Dioxide (CO2) equivalent emissions that result from your event in Denver. It covers all aspects of your time here, from air travel to ground transportation to accommodations. After getting green event tips, and estimating your carbon footprint, you will have the option to donate to the Colorado Carbon Fund to support new energy efficiency and renewable energy projects geared toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Turn your event green and start calculating now!
US Environmental Protection Agency - Green Meetings is a site full of tips, tools and resources to make environmentally responsible choices while hosting an event.
Green Meeting Industry Council is an educational resource for planners, suppliers, and venues seeking to meet the ever-rising standards consumers set for sustainable meetings.
"Bridging the Gap": Green Event Planning Guide A great event planning resource. “Bridging The Gap” is a Kansas City regional partnership that works to educate the public on the impacts of personal decisions and behavior on the environment.