1. Reduce your Power Bills

By monitoring, managing and reducing your green house gas emissions from electricity usage, you will minimise your energy bills. In our experience, electricity reductions of approximately 10% per annum can be achieved if our recommended energy saving initiatives are put in place.

2. Gain a Green Edge

Completion of the 6P Green Program will help improve your "brand" and company reputation. It will give you a green edge over your competitors and will demonstrate to your customers, employees, suppliers and general public that you are a responsible organisation.

3. Measure your Carbon Footprint

The program will help you measure your Carbon Footprint and will highlight the main areas of carbon emission from your business activities. This will then provide you with valuable information on the areas that you need to focus on in order to reduce your impact on the environment and will also give you information on becoming carbon neutral.

4. Win supply tenders

The majority of Government tenders for the supply of goods and services now include a requirement for successful bidders to have an Environmental Management Plan in place. Many large corporate organisations also have a similar expectation of suppliers. This is particularly the case with large organisations that are "greening" their supply chain.

5. Policies & Procedures

The 6P Green Program provides a template of environmental policies and procedures that have been developed under the guidelines of ISO 14001. The template allows the policies and procedures to be tailored to your organisation and serve as an excellent resource for business owners and employees to ensure sustainable practices are embedded across the organisation consistently.

6. Tap into the Green Consumer Market

The 6P Green Program provides advice on how you can introduce new green products and services as well as how you can green existing products and services. This will make your products and services more appealing to the rapidly growing market of "green consumers". Previously green consumers were a small passionate and well intentioned market segment however environmental considerations now play a bigger role in the purchasing decision of mainstream consumers.