Andy Procter
Andy Procter · Auditel Associate Partner

Cost, carbon and CBAM advice for UK businesses

I spent 30 years in electrical wholesaling before moving into cost and carbon consultancy. Today I help businesses lower their overheads and meet the carbon requirements their customers and regulators set. From January 2027 that includes CBAM, the new carbon charge on imported goods.

BSI GHG Professional
IACBAM Ambassador
Accredited CBAM trainer
ECA Commercial Associate
EMA Member
ISEP Member
NQA Associate
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Andy Procter, Auditel Associate Partner

30+

Years in the supply chain

100+

Procurement categories covered

120+

Auditel specialists nationwide

BSi

Accredited GHG Professional

Four areas, one point of contact

Clients usually start with one of these. Each has its own page.
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Know whether the carbon border charge applies, and what it will cost

CBAM is a carbon charge on imported steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser and hydrogen goods, and the importer pays it. I check whether you are in scope, forecast the cost and set up the records.

Includes: scope and liability check, cost forecast, records, registration and returns, and accredited CBAM training.

CBAM for importers →
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Carbon reporting that customers and regulators accept

Carbon footprints, Carbon Reduction Plans and the reporting schemes that apply to you, prepared to a standard a buyer can check.

Includes: carbon footprint reporting, Carbon Reduction Plans (PPN 006), SECR and ESOS, and tender readiness.

Carbon compliance →
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Evidence of how you buy, ready for the customers who ask

When a customer asks for carbon data or social value evidence, the answer depends on your own supply chain. The health check shows where you stand in about ten minutes.

Includes: a health check of 20 statements across five areas, and a readiness report scored out of 100.

Sustainable procurement →
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Savings that can pay for the rest

A review of what you spend across more than 100 categories, energy included. The savings can fund your carbon work.

Includes: spend review across 100+ categories, energy procurement and management, and the cost audit template.

Cost reduction →
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100+

Cost categories
How it fits together

"Net Zero need NOT cost the Earth"

Savings found in your supply chain can fund the carbon work. That is why cost and carbon sit with one adviser here.

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COST

Savings across 100+ categories
ENERGY

Procurement that cuts bills and risk
CARBON

Compliance that wins tenders

Who I work with

Mostly small and mid-sized UK businesses without an in-house energy or carbon team.

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Electrical and M&E contractors
Margins, tenders and Carbon Reduction Plans.
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Importers and distributors
Steel, aluminium, cement and fertiliser goods coming into the UK.
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Construction SMEs
Cost, energy and carbon in one review.
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Public sector bidders
PPN 006 compliance and buyer evidence.

Not sure where to start?

Book a free 20-minute conversation and tell me what is on your desk. I will say plainly whether I can help.

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