PT Renewables 🌳
Sustainability Consultant

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Carbon/Sustainability Consultant | Surrey | Permanent | up to £45,000 + bonus opportunities
Are you an ambitious carbon consultant looking for your next move?
If you’ve built a few years of experience in sustainability or carbon consulting and you’re looking for a role where you can take on more responsibility, work with international clients and genuinely develop your career, this could be a good next step.
PT Renewables is partnered with a growing, international, sustainability consultancy that supports commercial and industrial organisations across the UK, Europe and globally.
Your day-to-day
Your work will largely sit around carbon, data and decarbonisation, rather than simply producing reports and moving on.
You’ll be involved in things like:
- Developing Scope 1, 2 and 3 GHG assessments for commercial and international clients
- Analysing emissions data and turning it into meaningful insight and recommendations
- Supporting SBTi alignment and wider net-zero strategies
- Developing decarbonisation roadmaps and action plans
- Quantifying carbon reduction opportunities and considering the associated costs
- Providing recommendations for clients after analysing their carbon
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There’s also a commercial element to the role. Consultants aren't completely separated from the sales process - you'll have opportunities to get involved in introductory client conversations, identify opportunities and help develop new areas of the sustainability business.
About you
- A few years' experience in sustainability, carbon or environmental consulting
- Practical experience with GHG Protocol and corporate carbon footprinting
- An understanding of Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions
- Knowledge of SBTi / science-based targets
- Strong analytical and numerical skills, particularly in Excel
- The ability to take data and turn it into practical recommendations
- An interest in decarbonisation, net-zero strategy and the commercial side of sustainability


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The package
- Up to £45,000 base salary
- Bonus opportunities 10-15% in first year
- Redhill, Surrey - some hybrid working available
- Pension, genuine progression opportunities and more
If you're currently working in sustainability or carbon consulting and want to understand more about the role, apply now.
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