What is Net Zero and understanding how we can help

Net Zero refers to achieving a balance between the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced and the amount removed from the atmosphere. In short, achieving Net Zero means no longer adding to the total amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Specialising in the generation, transfer and recovery of heat, Turnbull & Scott can help you achieve your Net Zero target through our customised products and services.

Excel in reducing the Scope 1 carbon emissions

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol, which is the world’s most widely used greenhouse gas accounting standard, has created a guide for companies to understand their full value chain emissions. The chain is divided into 3 different scopes. Scope 1 emissions refers to the direct emissions that a company owns or has control over, while scope 2 and 3 emissions are indirect emissions that result from the company's activities but originate from sources that the company does not own or control.

 

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Some might speak slightly negatively around the chances of working toward Net Zero, but Turnbull & Scott is a living proof that companies can adapt to this way of thinking. It is great to see a Scottish company doing this all while encouraging local workers and apprentices to be a part of it.

GM qoute

Gillian Martin

The Scottish Minister for

Energy and the Environment

Gillian Martin

The Scottish Minister for

Energy and the Environment

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) stated in 2018 that the world needs to reach Net Zero by around 2050 if it is to meet the Paris Agreement target of limiting global warming to 1.5°C. To better protect the environment, governments around the world have proposed their own Net Zero targets. For example, in 2021, the UK government published a policy paper on the Net Zero Strategy, which outlines the policies and proposals for decarbonizing all sectors of the UK economy to meet the Net Zero target by 2050.

 

As a responsible organization operating in the UK, we are aligned with this national target and are actively working towards it, supporting customers across many industries on their journeys to Net Zero. Along the way, we, like our customers, have had to learn a new Net Zero language which has however helped us contextualize how we ‘fit in’ on our customers’ journeys.

Carbon reduction products and services

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On-site flue gas analysis service & waste heat characterisation studies

Flue/Exhaust gas heat recovery coils & ducting systems

Thermal Energy Storage/Long Duration Energy Storage design, prototyping & build

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Chillers & Dry Air Coolers
with
Free Cooling

Chillers with low Global-warming potential(GWP) refrigerants

Chiller system
heat recovery
(retrofit or integral)

On-site flue gas analysis service & waste heat characterisation studies

Chillers & Dry Air Coolers
with
Free Cooling

Low temperature water-fed heat emitters – unit heaters, finned tube radiators & custom designed finned tube

Low temperature water-fed heat emitters – unit heaters, finned tube radiators & custom designed finned tube

Flue/Exhaust gas heat recovery coils & ducting systems

Chillers with low Global-warming potential(GWP) refrigerants

Industrial Electric
Unit Heater-
Electric Thermolier

Industrial Electric
Unit Heater-
Electric Thermolier

Thermal Energy Storage/Long Duration Energy Storage design, prototyping & build

Chiller system
heat recovery
(retrofit or integral)

Heat Pumps to cascade low grade recovered heat to higher temperatures

Heat Pumps to cascade low grade recovered heat to higher temperatures

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For more information about how we can help you with your journey to Net Zero, please download our Net Zero brochure.

Our previous work

Simpson's Malt

Simpson's Malt is a leading supplier of high-quality malts that help the world’s brewers and distillers craft beers and whiskies. We helped them commission a low-carbon Energy Centre at Tweed Valley Maltings, Berwick for large-scale Scope 1 emission reductions. 

The facility features a 12MW electric boiler powered by 'curtailed' wind energy, and three 6MW biomass boilers using local low-grade woodchip. The project will save 25,000 tonnes of carbon each year reducing carbon emissions at the UK’s largest malting site by around 80%.