Companies with bigger technical assistance needs

[Cindy McComas <mccom003@umn.edu>]

We are receiving calls from companies wanting us to provide technical 
assistance to help them become green, document GHG reduction potential, 
and/or reduce their carbon footprint.  Many are joining the Climate 
Registry or Climate Exchange and as a result have goals they have to meet.

As you know, going green is much bigger than P2 and can involve 
addressing any number of areas including EPP, green building, energy 
efficiency, renewable energy options, etc.  Of course, we want to make 
sure P2 and E2 is part of this process, but do not feel we have the 
tools or expertise to deliver it all without partners or tools. 

Has anyone else developed a tool or methodology or decision tree for 
providing this type of assistance that companies are asking for? 

--
Cindy McComas
Director

Minnesota Technical Assistance Program
University of Minnesota
612.624.4678, 800.247.0015
http://www.mntap.umn.edu

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