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Taking action on sustainability isn’t just about looking after the planet for future generations, it’s good for business too.

Let’s Go! Net Zero is a countywide initiative for West Sussex to help you get started on sustainability.

Taking action on sustainability isn’t just about looking after the planet for future generations, it’s good for business too.

Save money

Improve your bottom line by saving energy, reducing waste, and adopting more efficient technologies.

Win contracts and funding

Meet the growing demand for action on sustainability from investors and supply chains.

Attract customers and talent

Give your brand and marketing a boost with your sustainability credentials.

Minimise risks

Soften the impact of energy price rises and the inevitable wave of government net zero regulations.

I believe that there is a marketing opportunity for the business by promoting the fact that we are making investments in this area.

Christian Fleming, Northstar IT

By getting the little ones under way, we can start to see the savings come in. We can use these savings to reinvest in future projects, it’s given us that boost to get us started.

Steve Pomery, Tottington Manor

Latest Case Studies

Eschmann Technologies

Lancing based Eschmann Technologies is a design and manufacturing business providing medical, dental and animal health products and services to clinical professionals and organisations. Eschmann Technologies established a ‘Go Green’ task force to identify ways to improve green credentials and energy efficiency.

Haywards Heath Rugby Football Club

Haywards Heath Rugby Football Club is a community rugby union football club, founded in 1958. With a new multi-sports Clubhouse underway, being built at Whitemans Green, the new build promises inclusivity for all and is utilising sustainable solutions.

Willard Conservation

Willard Conservation manufacture and supply equipment and tools specifically designed for use in the conservation, restoration and preservation of paintings, textiles and items of cultural significance.

Waterscan

Established in 1994 in Chichester, Waterscan set out to change the way businesses think about water. Since then, the company has consistently innovated to go on to become the driving force for sustainable water use in the non-household sector.