E.A.S.E.

1. Long-term cost savings
   • Reducing waste, energy use and water consumption often saves money.
   • Up-front planning prevents expensive fixes later.
     
2. Risk management
   • Anticipates environmental, social, and regulatory risks before they become crises.
   • Prepares for changes in laws, resource availability, or public expectations.
     
3. Reputation and trust
   • Demonstrates responsibility to customers, investors, employees, and the public.
   • Can differentiate an organization in a crowded market.
     
4. Regulatory and funding requirements
   • Many government grants, contracts, and certifications now require proof of sustainable practices.
     
5. Strategic decision-making
   • Provides a framework for choosing initiatives that align with environmental and social goals.
   • Helps prioritize investments with the biggest long-term benefits.
     
6. Resilience
   • Builds adaptability to climate change, resource scarcity, and market volatility.
   • Ensures the organization can keep operating when conditions change.
     
7. Moral responsibility
   • Addresses the ethical obligation to protect ecosystems and human health for future generations.
     

Your Sustainability Plan could be a simple or detailed as you like. It could include a baseline assessment by determining your current footprint for energy use, water consumption, waste output, greenhouse gas emissions and/or carbon analysis; benchmarking your performance to industry standards or peers; and, what policies are already in place.

We can assist you with setting goals and targets, and what concrete steps you need to set to reach these goals. We can help you align your goals with environmental regulations, UN Sustainable Development goals, and LEED^TM.

Would you like to discuss your Sustainability Plan further? The first step is a Walk-Through Sustainability Audit.

• Contact us at brianderkach@gmail.com or 204-770-0063.

We can also provide Phase 1 Energy Audits, Green Audits, and Phase 1 Environmental Assessments.