Vehicle Consulting, in collaboration with its dynamic franchisee Vehicle Consulting Solent, led by Paul and Nancy Thorley, is proud to unveil its partnership with BGEN, one of UK’s largest engineering firms driving the energy transition. This alliance is set to substantially lessen BGEN’s carbon emissions, aligning seamlessly with its ambitious sustainability roadmap: “reduce CO2 emissions by 25% by 2025 and achieve net zero carbon by 2035”. BGEN has always been committed to delivering comprehensive engineering solutions. Recognising the importance of aligning its operations with its ambitious ESG plan, BGEN identified a strategic need to curtail its Scope 3 emissions. The electric car salary sacrifice scheme is a clear reflection of this commitment. Not only does it offer employees an environmentally-friendly transportation option, but it also serves as a testament to BGEN’s dedication to sustainability and enhancing employee welfare by providing them with tangible financial benefits and the pride of contributing to a greener future. Paul Thorley, of Vehicle Consulting Solent, remarked:
“Securing the trust and partnership from a company with the stature of BGEN is a testament to our capability, dedication, and professionalism. We’re not just facilitating access to electric vehicles; we’re helping businesses drive tangible change in their environmental footprint whilst enhancing employee satisfaction.”
The scheme emphasises vehicles from eminent brands such as Mercedes and Tesla. The collaboration is set for an initial duration of three years, but both parties are enthusiastic about a prolonged and evolving relationship.
They and the government are in cloud cookoo land
wounder if they no were and how materials come from to nake the batteries.
net zero indeed
They, and the Government, are in cloud Cookoo land. I wonder if they know where, and how, the materials are obtained to make the batteries?
Net zero indeed.
A quick translation for those on IE that speak English.
Vehicle Consulting Solent is certainly a dynamic business – so fleet of foot that it’s unknown at Companies House!
On the other hand, the Thorleys run “Everything’s Yummy Ltd. Obviously the very people to transform your ESG and lease you high-tech cars,
I see the oil companies idiot army is out in force. Meanwhile EV owners are enjoying significantly lower running and servicing costs along with cars that are able to do twice the average life time mileage of a fossil fuel cars. There are 10 year old tesla’s with over 300,000 miles, still like new and with 95% of the battery still working. The average fossil fuel car needs a new engine after 150,000 miles.
Lower running and service costs?
Are you including £5000 for a years insurance on a Tesla model Y – Many companies simply will not insure EV’s in the UK or will price out the policy.
The only way to gain Net Zero, is no one on Earth.
I believe they’re working on that.
Auto zoned out when the word ‘solutions’ raised it’s ugly head.Corporate gobbledygook par excellence and a questionable set of concepts into the blend ?