The UK economy is legally bound to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and reduce carbon emissions by 60% by 2035 from today’s levels. The Mayor of London has also set ambitious aims for London to be a zero-carbon city by 2030. This means businesses and industry will have to act now to reduce their carbon emissions accordingly. LCCI is committed to supporting members of all sizes to reduce their carbon emissions in line with these goals.
Our Sustainability group is here to help you understand the requirements and actively protect the planet through useful resources, tools and events.
There are a number of funding options available that have been specifically designed to improve the sustainability of small businesses. As well as support from the government, there are several banks and organisations across the UK offering small business grants, loans and incentives.
A national initiative with a specific focus on SMEs. The hub provides various tools, resources and support to manage your businesses transition to net zero.
SSE carbon calculator helps identifying and measuring different emissions, and let you know where you could make changes and reductions.
The UK Business Climate Hub is a collaboration between the UK Government, businesses and business groups across the UK that offers advice, services and training to help business take climate action.
London businesses are working together to tackle net zero carbon and other climate emergencies. Read the latest announcements in the capital here.
This is a simple tool to support businesses consider their own environmental impact and what action they could take to mitigate it.
As London strives to retrofit some 250,000 commercial buildings by 2030, retrofit is no longer optional; it’s business strategy. This launch event will bring together industry leaders, property owners, SMEs, retrofit specialists and policymakers to explore how existing commercial buildings can be transformed into energy-efficient, future-proof assets. Our panel will dive into the real opportunities highlighted by the LCCI report: from unlocking cost savings and boosting asset value to improving compliance and reducing carbon emissions.
Chaired by Mark Jenkinson, Director, Crystal Associates, the Committee comprises of members with experience and expertise in a variety of related disciplines. The group supports London’s development as a centre of excellence for environment, sustainability and green growth through both a multi sector and sector specific approach.
Reset Connect London, the UK's award-winning sustainability and net-zero event, returns in 2026, taking place at Excel London on 23-24 June during London Climate Action Week! This is your chance to connect with thousands of business leaders, investors, policymakers, and innovators who are shaping the transition to a sustainable future.
Act now to secure your spot! Spaces are limited and in high demand. Visit our partner discount page for more details and register your interest.
The UK's net zero 2050 target is reshaping industries, redefining roles, and driving demand for a workforce equipped with new green skills. Maria Gonella, Quantam Training, explores the top skills employers need in the latest issue of London Business Matters.
Sustainability is nolonger just about what we buy but how it reaches us. Jose Panos, Managing Director of ICP Logitistics, explains in London Business Matters.
Monday 23 March, 1.00pm - 2.00pm
This essential webinar will explore the evolving landscape of waste management and recycling in today's regulatory environment. This comprehensive session will equip attendees with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate current sustainability challenges and compliance requirements.
As part of the Great British Beach Clean initiative, members of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) gathered at Queenhithe Beach to take part in a community-led effort to remove waste and support marine conservation.
Our latest report explores the state of commercial retrofitting of buildings in London, revealing low uptake despite its critical role in achieving net-zero goals.
LCCI has launched our latest report looking at the pivotal role of sustainable finance in facilitating the transition to a low-carbon economy, with a particular focus on its impact on London’s businesses. It provides a detailed analysis of the barriers that SMEs face in accessing green finance and offers targeted recommendations to bridge these gaps.
We're delighted that Gyamfua London (GGLOW) won the Sustainability Award at the SME London Business Awards 2025
In this section we highlight the incredible work LCCI Members are doing to create a greener future. Businesses have a vital role to play in the green growth agenda, and we are pleased to showcase member companies who are already successfully engaged in the lowering their carbon emissions.
Innovate UK EDGE is the UK innovation agency’s resource for innovative businesses from any sector who are ambitious to grow further and scale. Our specialists offer one-to-one, bespoke and intensive support and coaching.
LCCI’s Aviation ‘Green Skies’ Programme explores London’s aviation landscape and how it can become better prepared to meet the challenges of today for the needs of tomorrow and showcases why it is so vital that aviation becomes sustainable, given its importance to the UK economy.
LCCI is the capital’s most representative business organisation – with members spanning small to multinational organisations, we reflect the broad interests of London businesses to policymakers, decision makers and opinion formers at every level.
