For Healthcare
Carbon reporting for the NHS and healthcare sector
Greener NHS-aligned reporting and Carbon Reduction Plans,
built around clinical and supply chain realities.
Sector challenges
Why healthcare carbon is its own problem
Generic carbon reporting does not survive contact with a Trust or an NHS supply chain:
NHS targets are specific: net zero by 2040 for direct emissions, 2045 for the supply chain
Clinical emissions (anaesthetic gases, medical supply chains, patient and staff travel) don’t fit standard categories
Suppliers to the NHS increasingly need their own Carbon Reduction Plan to bid for contracts
How we help
How Net Zero Group helps NHS and healthcare organisations
Software configured for the Greener NHS framework, with consultants who already know the categories your reporting has to land in.
Greener NHS-aligned reporting
NetScope maps directly onto the Greener NHS framework.
Green Plan support
Development and reporting support for Trust-level Green Plans.
NHS supplier Carbon Reduction Plans
PPN 006 compliant plans for organisations bidding into NHS contracts.
If you are a supplier rather than a Trust, our NHS Evergreen Assessment service covers the tender side end to end.
Clinical emissions expertise
Our consultants are familiar with anaesthetic gases, patient and staff travel, and medical supply chain categories.
Reporting obligations rarely arrive one at a time. See compliance reporting for how the Greener NHS framework sits alongside SECR, ESOS and the rest, or Carbon Reduction Plans if a PPN 006 plan is the immediate requirement.
FAQ
NHS and healthcare carbon reporting: your questions answered
Anything not covered here, ask a specialist directly — we answer in writing.
Get started
Ready to build your Greener NHS reporting?
Tell us whether you are a Trust, an ICS or a supplier bidding into NHS contracts, and we will come back with what you need to report, what data it takes, and how long it takes to get there.
Talk to a healthcare carbon specialist
Tell us whether you are a Trust, an ICS or an NHS supplier, and we'll come back with a scope and a timeline.
A specialist replies — no automated sequence.
