Sustainability Consultant - Carbon Accounting & Net Zero (UK Client) - Remote

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d2bDenver (CO)

Sustainability Specialists Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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About the role

Sustainability Consultant We are seeking a Sustainability Consultant to lead on carbon footprint calculations, produce clear and accurate client-facing reports, and provide actionable recommendations to help firms reduce their environmental impact. This is a client-facing role requiring strong technical, analytical, and communication skills.

Responsibilities:

Collect, verify, and analyse client activity data (energy use, travel, waste, procurement, etc.) to calculate organisational carbon footprints (Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions)
Apply recognised methodologies and standards (e.g. GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, SECR, PAS 2060) to ensure calculations are accurate and defensible
Produce clear, well-structured carbon footprint reports suitable for client boards, investors, or regulatory submission
Translate technical findings into practical, prioritised recommendations for emissions reduction tailored to each client's sector and operations
Support clients with target-setting (e.g. Science Based Targets) and net zero roadmaps
Stay current with UK and international sustainability regulations, reporting frameworks, and best practice
Liaise directly with clients to gather data, present findings, and answer queries
Manage multiple client projects concurrently, meeting agreed deadlines
Contribute to internal tools, templates, and calculation methodologies to improve efficiency and consistency

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