Chamber Spreads The Word On Transport Advice
20th November 2011
Please see the following information about low carbon transport loans which you may find useful:
"Don't miss out on transport loans of up to £50,000 that are being offered by the Energy Saving Trust for a limited time only. Funded by Transport Scotland, all organisations in Scotland interested in making their travel arrangements more sustainable can apply, including government, private sector businesses, community organisations and the public and voluntary sectors. Loans can be used to cover a wide range of sustainable transport measures that help to cut your travel costs and save carbon.
To find out more call your local Energy Saving Scotland advice centre on 0800 512 012. We can do a sustainable transport review of your organisation to help you highlight the best ways to save money. It's totally free, and you can use the review's recommendations to access the loan scheme. You can also visit the Energy Saving Trust website to find out more about loan scheme or download a loan application."
Energy Trust web site
http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/scotland/Transport/Business/Low-carbon-transport-loan
Caithness Chamber of Commerce
www.caithnesschamber.com
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