With the BIBAs just over a month away, Lancashire businesses are showing that sustainability is no longer a future ambition but a practical part of how they operate today.
Across the county, organisations are putting low-carbon thinking into everyday operations, from improving energy efficiency and reducing waste to reviewing supply chains and planning for net zero.
The Low Carbon Business of the Year category celebrates the companies turning that commitment into measurable action.
Over the years, BIBAs finalists have shown how environmental responsibility can support resilience, innovation and long-term growth for their businesses and communities.
Sustainable Energy First returns as sponsor of this year’s category, bringing its expertise in energy procurement, risk management and net zero solutions to a field focused on practical sustainability leadership.
Ben Beetham, Partnerships Manager at Sustainable Energy First, said: “Low carbon practices are now firmly embedded in the way businesses across Lancashire operate. We continue to see organisations of all sizes adopting ambitious initiatives that cut carbon, strengthen long-term value and build resilience.
“We’re looking forward to celebrating their achievements at the awards and recognising the business that takes home the title on the night.”
Past winners include Blackpool & The Fylde College, Fox Group and The Senator Group, reflecting the breadth of sustainability leadership across Lancashire.
This year’s winner will add to that legacy, showing how Lancashire firms are helping make lower-carbon business the standard rather than the exception.