Carbon reduction commitment catches franchises

06 Sep 2010 | Filed under: General business

Small-scale franchisors are hit by the legislation because they are obliged to collate the energy consumption of all the independent businesses trading under the franchise if their collective consumption exceeds 6,000MW per year or where one of those individual businesses uses a half hourly meter and the total exceeds 3,000MW per year.

Carbon reduction commitment catches franchises and bust companies – Telegraph.

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