Green Business - FAQ by SchemaPlus

Question 1

Do I need a Climate Action Plan to become or stay a B Corp?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under the updated standards, all SMEs certifying or recertifying as B Corps need one. Larger businesses require a Climate Transition Plan - if that's you, get in touch and we'll help you navigate those requirements instead.

Question 2

What should a Climate Action Plan include?

Accepted Answer

Five things: commitment to the 1.5°C target embedded in your environmental policy, SMART reduction targets that are actually achievable, details on resource allocation for your actions including who's responsible, financing and timelines, plans for stakeholder engagement across your team and supply chain, and approval from your highest governing body.

Question 3

How often should I review my plan?

Accepted Answer

We recommend annual reviews to keep targets relevant as your business grows and changes. This also prepares you for recertification and helps you respond to any updates in the B Corp standards themselves. Regular check-ins mean progress stays on track rather than becoming a last-minute scramble.

Question 4

Is carbon footprinting mandatory for B Corps?

Accepted Answer

The B Corp guidance allows some flexibility but achieving a credible plan will be far easier with emissions tracking and will also help in meeting requirements in the Environmental Stewardship and Circularity topic.

Question 5

Can I create my Climate Action Plan myself?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely - we offer a DIY template to help you do exactly that. That said, many small businesses find expert support makes the process faster and less stressful. We provide templates, tools, and guidance tailored for SMEs, so you're never figuring things out alone even if you choose the DIY route.

Question 6

How much does your Climate Action Plan solution cost?

Accepted Answer

Our pricing is designed to be accessible for SMEs and is based on business size, business type, and the level of support required. See our pricing guide or contact us for a tailored quote.

Question 7

What if I need help with other aspects of B Corp?

Accepted Answer

Our support includes support with the Climate Action and Environmental Stewardship and Circularity topics in a single package. We work with other trusted partners on other aspects of B Corp requirements.

Question 8

How do we make the B Corp Climate Action requirements achievable?

Accepted Answer

Whether you’re preparing for your first B Corp submission or approaching re-certification, we remove barriers and turn complexity into manageable steps. Working at pace, our team balances human expertise with bespoke technology to provide a framework that’s both achievable and certification-ready. Carbon Footprint Measure your carbon footprint accurately to establish a credible baseline to certify. Templates r_3QW$g,SB5Is)a Support Provide templates and support that will help you build your Climate Action Plan. Progress Tracking Track your progress year-on-year and report with confidence at recertification.

Question 9

What does a B Corp–compliant Climate Action Plan actually need?

Accepted Answer

We help you embed climate action at the heart of your business. Our bespoke tools ensure targets are realistic for your team, and our interactive action plans come with real, genuine advice from human experts, helping you cut through the noise and lead with integrity. Your plan must include: Commitment to 1.5°C embedded in your policy (we help you write this). SMART reduction targets using our bespoke target-setting tools. An action plan with allocated resources, timelines, ownership, and budgets.

Question 10

What should you consider before building your Climate Action Plan?

Accepted Answer

Before building your Climate Action Plan, it’s critical to understand the updated B Corp standards. Every SME must state their commitment to supporting the global ambition to limit global warming to 1.5°C, with clear targets, allocated resources, stakeholder engagement, and transparent progress tracking. Commitment to 1.5°C target Ensure this is reflected in your environmental policy. Set SMART targets These should be grounded in robust carbon footprinting. Engage stakeholders Build collective buy‑in and shared responsibility. Track your progress Put systems in place to monitor, review and report consistently over time.

Question 11

Where can I download the B Corp Climate Action Plan template?

Accepted Answer

The B Corp Climate Action Plan template can be downloaded here. We've added lots of comments and provided some complimentary advice too. Give it a go and if you get stuck, our team are on hand to help you complete it with confidence.

Question 12

Do you need your B Corp Climate Action Plans urgently?

Accepted Answer

Our streamlined process is designed for SMEs, reducing the burden on your team while keeping pace with deadlines. By integrating carbon footprinting, target-setting, and action planning, we make it easier to produce a credible, certification-ready plan without overwhelming your staff.

Question 13

What makes B Corp Climate Action Plans challenging for SMEs?

Accepted Answer

Many small and medium-sized businesses hit the same roadblocks when it comes to building Climate Action Plans - but you don’t need to be a climate expert to overcome these. You just need someone in your corner who is.

Question 14

What happens if you don’t have a B Corp Climate Action Plan?

Accepted Answer

A Climate Action Plan is now mandatory for certification if you are a small or medium-sized business. Larger businesses need to produce a Climate Transition Plan (we can help with those too!). Over the past decade, B Corps received a median of £1.5m in growth funding from external investors. That’s 18% more than other UK businesses. Having your climate credentials isn't just about certification; it's about staying competitive.

Question 15

Do I need a plan if my contracts are under £5 million?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your sector and clients. NHS procurement now requires plans regardless of contract value, and many framework agreements ask for them upfront to future-proof suppliers. Even if not legally required, having a plan can be a competitive advantage.

Question 16

What should be in a Carbon Reduction Plan?

Accepted Answer

A compliant Carbon Reduction Plan needs five key elements: your commitment to net zero by 2050, baseline and current emissions data following GHG Protocol standards (covering Scope 1, 2, and selected Scope 3 categories), an action plan showing how you'll achieve these reductions, and senior leadership sign-off. The plan must be published on your website and updated annually to show progress.

Question 17

What is PPN 006 compliance?

Accepted Answer

PPN 006 (formerly 06/21) requires suppliers bidding on UK government contracts worth £5 million+ annually to have a Carbon Reduction Plan. All NHS suppliers need one regardless of contract value. You must publish a compliant plan on your website with net zero commitment, emissions data, targets, and senior sign-off. No plan means automatic disqualification from bidding.

Question 18

Which categories of Scope 3 need to be included in a Carbon Reduction Plan?

Accepted Answer

There are 15 categories of Scope 3 emissions. Currently, 5 of these must be reported in a Carbon Reduction Plan. These are:

Category 4 - Upstream transportation & distribution. Emissions from the transportation of goods & materials used in your business. In many businesses, such as professional services businesses, there are zero emissions in this category because goods and materials are not being handled in bulk quantities.

Category 5 - Waste. Emissions from the disposal and treatment of waste from your business.

Category 6 - Business travel. Emissions from travel conducted for business purposes in third-party vehicles - trains, planes, personal cars etc.

Category 7 - Employee commuting. Emissions from staff commuting to business sites. This category also includes emissions from homeworking.

Category 9 - Downstream transportation & distribution. Emissions from the transportation of goods & materials used in your business. The difference between emissions in this category and emissions in Category 4 (upstream transportation) is that ‘downstream’ refers to transportation which is paid for and controlled by others, e.g. the customer. For example, it could include customers travelling to collect goods or materials from your business. In many businesses, such as professional services businesses, there are zero emissions in this category because goods and materials are not being handled in bulk quantities.

From April 2027, NHS suppliers will have to report emissions from all 15 categories of Scope 3. Other public bodies are likely to follow suit. Although we can limit Scope 3 to just those categories required by PPN 006, we encourage our clients to go for full Scope 3 so that their approach is comprehensive and future-proofed.

Question 19

What's the difference between a Carbon Footprint and a Carbon Reduction Plan?

Accepted Answer

A Carbon Footprint measures your current greenhouse gas emissions across Scope 1, 2, and 3. A Carbon Reduction Plan is your strategy for reducing those emissions – it uses your footprint as the starting point to set targets and outline actions for reaching net zero. You need both: the footprint shows where you are, the plan includes your footprint but also shows your plans for reducing it.

Question 20

What's the difference between a Carbon Reduction Plan and a Net Zero Commitment?

Accepted Answer

A Carbon Reduction Plan is a document required in public sector procurement. A compliant Carbon Reduction Plan will include a commitment to achieve Net Zero by 2050 at the latest but will also include details of your carbon footprint and an outline of your carbon reduction activities. There are specific requirements that it must meet, which are set out in Government guidance.

Question 21

Can I create a Carbon Reduction Plan myself or do I need professional help?

Accepted Answer

Technically, you can create a plan yourself using the government's template, but it can be complex and the stakes are high. The requirement for a Carbon Reduction Plan is a pass/fail requirement and professional support helps ensure that your Carbon Reduction Plan remains compliant. Professional support typically pays for itself through the contract opportunities it unlocks and the operational efficiencies identified during carbon the action planning process.

Question 22

How often do I need to update my Carbon Reduction Plan?

Accepted Answer

Your Carbon Reduction Plan must be updated annually to show progress against your targets and reflect any changes to your business operations. Updates should be published within six months of your reporting period ending. For example, if your reporting year ends in March, you'll need to update your plan by September. This isn't just about compliance - regular updates help you track progress and identify new opportunities for improvement.

Question 23

What if I don't have historical data?

Accepted Answer

Don't panic - you can use your current year as your baseline, and this is perfectly acceptable for compliance purposes. If carbon planning is completely new to you, your current emissions reporting will be the same as your baseline emissions, which actually simplifies things. The government recognises that not every business has been tracking emissions for years. What matters is having 12 months of complete data for your chosen baseline year.

Question 24

How much does your Carbon Reduction Plan support cost?

Accepted Answer

Our pricing is designed to be accessible for SMEs and is based on business size, business type, and the level of support required. See our pricing guide or contact us for a tailored quote.

Question 25

How do we make PPN 006 requirements achievable?

Accepted Answer

Our approach combines human expertise with simple tools to keep PPN 006 compliance simple and proportionate for SMEs, giving you the confidence to create a compliant, publication-ready Carbon Reduction Plan.

Measure your Scope 1, 2, and required Scope 3 emissions

Build a PPN 006-compliant Carbon Reduction Plan

Giving you the confidence to maintain progress year-on-year

Question 26

What does a Carbon Reduction Plan include?

Accepted Answer

Carbon Reduction Plans required for public sector procurement under PPN 006 must meet specific requirements, including a net zero commitment by 2050, alongside credible plans for future emissions reduction. The following carbon emissions must be reported: Scope 1 r_3QW$g,SB5Is)a 2 emissions This includes direct emissions from assets you own, and indirect emissions from purchased energy and heat. Scope 3 emissions Currently, this only includes business travel, employee commuting, homeworking, waste and transportation. For NHS Suppliers From April 2027, Scope 3 reporting will expand to all 15 categories, and other public bodies are expected to follow.

Question 27

What should you consider before building your Carbon Reduction Plan?

Accepted Answer

A robust Carbon Reduction Plan starts with understanding your emissions. Knowing where your carbon comes from - energy use, travel, commuting, homeworking, waste, and transportation - allows you to set realistic targets and focus on what actually matters. Baseline first Accurate baseline data helps you prioritise the emissions that will make the biggest difference. Scope clarity Understanding which Scope 1, 2, and 3 categories are required under PPN 006 keeps your plan compliant and proportionate. Carbon measurement A credible carbon footprint across Scope 1, 2, and required Scope 3 underpins every reduction target you set. Realistic timelines Collecting and validating data typically takes between 1 and 6 weeks, depending on availability and business size.

Question 28

Where can I download the PPN 006 carbon reduction template?

Accepted Answer

The government's PPN 006 Carbon Reduction template can be downloaded here. We've added lots of comments and provided some complimentary advice too. Give it a go and if you get stuck, our experts are on hand to help you complete it with confidence.

Question 29

Do you need your PPN 006 Carbon Reduction Plan urgently?

Accepted Answer

Green Business have supported clients to get everything completed in as little as 36 hours when deadlines were tight.

Question 30

What makes Carbon Reduction Plans challenging for SMEs?

Accepted Answer

Jargon overload

Terms like “Scope 3 emissions,” “GHG Protocol,” and “Net zero” can feel intimidating when you’re busy trying to run a business.

Scope confusion

Understanding the difference between direct emissions (Scope 1), electricity consumption (Scope 2), and everything else (Scope 3) requires guidance.

Template
overwhelm

The government’s template itself is fairly straightforward, but when combined with the official guidance and all the other requirements, it can quickly feel overwhelming.

Data confusion

Knowing what to measure, where to find the information, and how to turn data into meaningful carbon figures isn’t straightforward.

Data headaches

Gathering all the data from all the sources, making sense of it, and knowing whether you've got the things right can be genuinely tricky.

Fear of getting
it wrong

The stakes feel high when contracts are on the line, leading to paralysis rather than action.

Question 31

What happens if you don’t have a Carbon Reduction Plan?

Accepted Answer

A Carbon Reduction Plan is a mandatory pass/fail requirement for many public contracts. Without one, you’re disqualified before evaluation begins. Beyond compliance, public sector suppliers with strong carbon credentials are better positioned for future tenders and supply-chain requirements.

Question 32

How do we make SECR reporting manageable for your business?

Accepted Answer

We turn SECR into a tool for improvement, not just compliance. Built on activity-based measurement and GHG Protocol standards, we deliver quality-assured reports while embedding carbon reduction into operations - strengthening your business, not just ticking boxes. Calculate accurate Scope 1, 2, and relevant Scope 3 emissions using recognised standards. Build a compliant SECR report with narrative, methodology, and intensity metrics. Create a practical action plan that turns reporting into ongoing improvement.

Question 33

What does SECR reporting include?

Accepted Answer

SECR requires qualifying organisations to report annual energy use, fuel use and carbon emissions in their company accounts. We make this straightforward by handling the calculations, reporting, and next steps - so you stay compliant and know what to do next. Energy and Fuel Use We help collate your energy and fuel use and calculate emissions using recognised standards, with minimal input needed. Practical Planning Establish a practical action plan and simple management system to help you reduce your business emissions year on year. Assured Reporting Receive a quality-assured SECR report written for your Directors’ Report, ready to include in your company annual accounts.

Question 34

What should you know before tackling SECR?

Accepted Answer

SECR isn't just a compliance exercise - it's increasingly used by stakeholders to judge environmental maturity. Strong reporting requires accurate data, clear methodology, and credible outputs that can withstand scrutiny from clients, investors, and procurement teams.

Question 35

Do you need SECR support urgently?

Accepted Answer

We've supported clients to complete quality-assured SECR reports in as little as 14 days once data is gathered, helping teams meet financial year-end deadlines at pace without compromising on accuracy.

Question 36

What makes SECR reporting challenging for SMEs?

Accepted Answer

SECR compliance shouldn't feel overwhelming, but for many organisations, fragmented data, technical complexity, and tight timelines create genuine pressure. You don't need to be a carbon expert to get it right; you just need someone in your corner who is.

Question 37

What happens if you don’t comply with SECR?

Accepted Answer

SECR is a mandatory requirement for qualifying companies. Non-compliance risks regulatory scrutiny, reputational damage, and commercial consequences - especially as clients, investors, and procurement teams increasingly use SECR outputs to assess supplier maturity and environmental credibility.

Question 38

Who needs to comply with SECR?

Accepted Answer

SECR applies to UK quoted companies and large unquoted companies/LLPs that meet at least two of these thresholds: £36m+ turnover, £18m+ balance sheet total, or 250+ employees. Even if you're not formally in scope, many organisations choose SECR-aligned reporting because clients, investors, or procurement teams expect it.

Question 39

What information do we need to provide for our SECR report?

Accepted Answer

You'll need UK energy use data (gas, electricity, transport fuel), Scope 1 and 2 emissions, relevant Scope 3 transport emissions, an emissions intensity metric (e.g., per employee or revenue), and a brief narrative describing energy-efficiency actions taken during the year. We guide you through gathering and organising all required data.

Question 40

How accurate does our carbon data need to be?

Accepted Answer

SECR requires transparent, clearly stated methodologies. Data doesn't have to be perfect, but it must be credible, justifiable, and calculated using recognised standards (GHG Protocol and UK government conversion factors). We ensure your report meets these expectations through comprehensive quality assurance.

Question 41

How long does it take to create a SECR-compliant report?

Accepted Answer

Time varies based on data accessibility. Typically, gathering energy bills, travel records, and mileage logs takes 1–4 weeks depending on business complexity. Once data is complete, we can deliver quality-assured outputs within 14 days. Our structured process is far faster than attempting SECR alone.

Question 42

What do we actually get at the end of the process?

Accepted Answer

Protocol-compliant carbon footprint covering Scopes 1, 2, and relevant Scope 3, (2) A fully compliant, quality-assured SECR report ready for your Directors' Report, (3) A practical Environmental Management System and action plan, (4) Green Business Certification as independent validation, and (5) Access to our portal for tracking, resources, and team engagement.

Question 43

What if we have missing or incomplete data?

Accepted Answer

This is extremely common. We help you identify gaps, apply accepted estimation methods, and document assumptions transparently - ensuring your report remains compliant and credible even when perfect data isn't available.

Question 44

Can SECR help us reduce emissions or is it just a reporting exercise?

Accepted Answer

SECR absolutely drives real reductions when paired with clear analysis and action planning. Our approach specifically ensures SECR becomes a tool for continuous improvement, not an annual admin burden. We identify efficiency opportunities, cost-saving actions, and operational hotspots.

Question 45

What's the risk if we try to manage SECR ourselves?

Accepted Answer

Organisations often encounter inaccurate data, missed disclosures, non-compliant methodology, wasted internal time, and reputational risks when attempting SECR alone. Working with us ensures reporting is accurate, efficient, and commercially safe.

Question 46

Do we need to set net zero targets as part of SECR?

Accepted Answer

No. SECR requires disclosure of energy use and emissions, not target-setting. However, if you're preparing a Carbon Reduction Plan for NHS suppliers or PPN 006 compliance, you do need a formal net zero by 2050 commitment. We support both.

Question 47

Can what we produce for SECR feed into other sustainability frameworks?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your SECR footprint and methodology can be reused or adapted for Carbon Reduction Plans (PPN 006), B Corp, EcoVadis, CDP, and SBTi groundwork. Our process is intentionally designed to minimise duplication across frameworks.

Question 48

How much does your SECR support cost?

Accepted Answer

Our pricing is designed to be accessible and is based on business size, business type, and the level of support required. See our pricing guide or contact us for a tailored quote.

Question 49

How do we make supply-chain assessments work for your business?

Accepted Answer

How do we make supply-chain assessments work for your business? We eliminate the guesswork. Built on your carbon footprint and EMS, we decode what drives scores, embed high-impact actions, and guide submissions - protecting revenue while demonstrating real progress clients trust. Use a compliant footprint and SME-friendly Environmental Management System as the launchpad. Embed assessment criteria and reduction targets into day-to-day operations. Achieve better scores, measurable impact, and a roadmap for ongoing improvement.

Question 50

What do you get from our supply chain assessment support?

Accepted Answer

We don’t just help you complete forms. With our support, you get GHG Protocol-compliant footprints, scenario-based targets, and expert guidance that helps you retain clients while building systems that deliver lasting value. Compliance Reporting GHG Protocol-compliant footprint plus streamlined, action-focused EMS, with portal access for tracking Target Setting Target-setting workshop and score-boosting improvements embedded in operations. Human first support Hands-on EcoVadis, CDP, or Evergreen support.

Question 51

What should you know before tackling supply chain assessments?

Accepted Answer

Supply chain assessments are genuinely tricky. Between evolving scoring rules, fragmented data, and the pressure of satisfying clients, it's easy to sink hours into work that still misses the mark. Here's what actually matters when building a system that works: Reliable data first A clear carbon footprint and structured EMS are the foundation for credible submissions. Understand the scoring Knowing how EcoVadis medals and CDP grades are calculated helps you prioritise high-impact actions. Evidence matters Policies, KPIs, and proof documents must be structured and accurate to avoid score penalties. Focus on what you influence Supplier and operational data need careful handling - particularly Scope 3 - to ensure defensible results. Plan for change Annual updates to questionnaires and buyer expectations mean your system must be flexible and future-proof.

Question 52

Do you need assessment support urgently?

Accepted Answer

Our streamlined approach can get your submission ready at pace, helping smaller teams meet deadlines without overloading internal resources.

Question 53

What makes supply chain assessments challenging for SMEs?

Accepted Answer

Completing supply chain assessments can feel daunting for SMEs. The challenge most often sits in their complexity, alongside limited time and uncertainty about what actually drives scores, with the added pressure of retaining clients.

Question 54

What happens if you don’t complete supply chain assessments?

Accepted Answer

Failing to provide credible EcoVadis, CDP, Evergreen or other assessments risks lost contracts and clients, procurement delays, and lower buyer confidence. Even with strong sustainability work, poor submissions create friction and uncertainty.

Question 55

Where do we start, and what do we actually need to measure?

Accepted Answer

Most SMEs feel overwhelmed by the different standards, categories and jargon. We guide you through exactly what’s required - from Scope 1 and 2 to the relevant Scope 3 categories - and help you build a clear, compliant baseline without overcomplicating things.

Question 56

What evidence do we need for EcoVadis, CDP, and how do we avoid getting marked down?

Accepted Answer

Assessments are strict about evidence quality, format and alignment. We help you prepare the right policies, action plans, governance statements and supplier documentation so your submission is clear, robust and score-ready.

Question 57

We don’t have the time or capacity. How much internal work is involved?

Accepted Answer

Because SMEs often lack dedicated sustainability roles, we take on the heavy lifting: data gathering frameworks, evidence mapping, modelling, submission support and action planning. Your team only needs to supply the essentials - we handle the rest.

Question 58

How do we compare to other SMEs - are we behind?

Accepted Answer

Almost every SME feels behind. In reality, most have similar gaps: missing data, informal policies, patchy evidence or uncertainty about what’s “good enough.” We identify the quick wins and build a realistic roadmap that puts you on the front foot.

Question 59

What’s the commercial value - will this actually help us win work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Buyers increasingly rely on EcoVadis ratings, CDP disclosures and credible environmental management as part of supplier selection. A strong submission can unlock tenders, build customer confidence, reduce compliance headaches and signal reliability to procurement teams.

Question 60

How do we make SBTi target-setting practical and achievable for SMEs?

Accepted Answer

SBTi requirements are rigorous by design, but they don’t need to be unrealistic. We combine the SBTi top-down framework with bottom-up modelling rooted in SME realities. This shows what climate science requires, what your business can deliver, and where ambition or wider system change is needed. Apply the SBTi framework to set science-aligned ambition. Model realistic carbon pathways based on growth, capacity, and constraints. Produce clear, transparent reporting ready for SBTi validation.

Question 61

What’s included in our SBTi target-setting solution?

Accepted Answer

Whether certifying for the first time or preparing for re-certification, we help you cut through ESC complexity. Our human-first approach combines expert guidance with practical tools, turning your existing data into a clear, certification-ready roadmap. GHG emissions inventory A GHG Protocol-compliant footprint covering the scopes relevant to your business. Science-based targets Near-term and/or long-term targets aligned with SBTi criteria and sector expectations. Bottom-up modelling Bespoke modelling to test scenarios, inform strategy, and support transparent reporting and validation.

Question 62

What should you consider before setting SBTi-aligned targets?

Accepted Answer

Targets only work when they combine ambition with operational realities. For SMEs, growth, limited control over assets, and Scope 3 emissions all matter. Our role is to balance ambition with honesty, creating targets that are credible, achievable, and resilient to scrutiny.

Question 63

Do you need carbon support urgently?

Accepted Answer

Our carbon footprints can be pulled together in days - or even hours when deadlines are really tight - helping smaller teams set SBTi targets at pace.

Question 64

What makes the ESC requirements challenging for SMEs?

Accepted Answer

Many SMEs want to act on climate but hit the same barriers when navigating SBTi requirements. The challenge isn’t motivation - it’s complexity, limited time, and uncertainty about what’s realistic in a growing business.

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