NEWS

Measure, Change, Invest

Breaking down climate action into three steps that any organization can follow, starting with a clear picture of its emissions today.

From data to decisions

Once emissions are measured, businesses can prioritize actions, set realistic targets, and find the best mix of operational changes and investments.

The Measure, Change, Invest framework shows how businesses can move from intention to action. It explains how building a greenhouse gas inventory gives organizations a baseline and why understanding where emissions come from is essential for targeting the most effective improvements.

The Change section focuses on action planning, noting that climate solutions will look different across organizations. It points to examples such as energy efficiency upgrades, behaviour shifts, and operational changes, and emphasizes the value of learning from peers in similar sectors.

Once emissions are measured, businesses can prioritize actions,

set realistic targets, and find the best mix of operational changes and investments.

By combining measurement, planning, and investment, the Measure, Change, Invest framework helps businesses move beyond isolated projects toward a coherent climate strategy. Green Economy New Brunswick supports members at each step with tools and funding updates.

Turning climate ambition into a clear roadmap

The article also notes that more financial incentives are emerging to help organizations invest in clean technology and efficiency improvements, and that pairing these supports with a solid plan can reduce emissions, control energy costs, and strengthen resilience.

The article also notes that more financial incentives are emerging to help organizations invest in clean technology and efficiency improvements, and that pairing these supports with a solid plan can reduce emissions, control energy costs, and strengthen resilience.

Stay Updated

Sign up for our newsletter, The Target, and stay connected to updates from Green Economy Canada.

Stay Updated

Sign up for our newsletter, The Target, and stay connected to updates from Green Economy Canada.