Natural History Museum
Find out how the Natural History Museum is going to save over 2,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year.
The message for all organisations is clear: it's crucial that we take action now to tackle climate change. London's response to the climate challenge has been to champion significant and immediate action.
Green Organisations is the premiere business facing initiative for London.
This website incorporates the new services, information and advice, tools and case studies that the Green Organisations programme offers - demonstrating how organisations like yours - can really make a difference.
It's time to make changes in London now. The Green Organisations website can help.
Building & energy saving tool
Assess your organisation's carbon footprint with our carbon calculator tools and get advice on energy saving tools that will improve your energy efficiency.
Information & Advice
Benefits of being green for SMEs
Read how SMEs can put themselves ahead of competitors, increase profits and reduce costs by adopting green measures.
Welcome to No.1 Lower Carbon Drive
At Grand Designs LIVE at London Excel, visitors discovered some of the products, technologies and habits that you can adopt at home to tackle climate change. Click above for a virtual visit.
Green 500
Uniting, encouraging, nurturing, acknowledging and celebrating organisations in London that commit to better green practices.
Better Buildings Partnership
An exclusive collaboration between London's major commercial property owners and other organisations to improve their buildings' infrastructure.
What's in this website for me?
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For Small/Medium Organisations
Green Organisations supports London SMEs looking to take action on climate change and adopt greener practices to identify services designed to help.
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For Large Organisations
Find out how the London Development Agency's Green Organisations programme can help large businesses reduce their carbon footprint.
London Climate Change Agency
The London Climate Change Agency has been set up by the Mayor to help reduce carbon dioxide emissions from London. It is a commercial company wholly owned, controlled by and housed in the London Development Agency. The work of the LCCA is a key part of the Mayor's commitment to making London a sustainable world city.
