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rankings carbon reduction performance to commit to 60 percent of companies that smart meters are installed or acquired Carbon Trust accreditation

More than 60 percent of organizations reporting under the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) have been installed smart meters accredited or good energy management, as the Government League Table New energy efficiency.

The Environment Agency has today published its first Energy Efficiency Performance League Table ranking CRC 2000 organizations according to how you manage your energy consumption, including large supermarkets, retailers, restaurant chains, service, government, hospitals and councils.

ranked first joint organizations, with a weighted score of 202.95. Including Manchester United Football Team, CenterParcs, the Ministry of Energy and Climate Change and Ofgem Energy Regulation.

Interestingly, British American Tobacco has also closed the first joint, which shows that even companies can not advertise your success to consumers are taking steps to increase energy security and reduce carbon emissions.

More than 800 organizations classified in the lowest position possible, with a weighted score of 402. Including Centrica Storage Group of the Atlantic, the Virgin and Peugeot.

The plan calls for large organizations that use more than 6000 MWh of electricity per year to measure and report carbon emissions. They earn credits for the installation of smart meters and implementation of the Carbon Trust - a system of accreditation or equivalent -. Standards of energy management

"The UK needs its department stores, large corporations, municipalities, ministries and other large energy consumers to use less electricity to help meet targets for reducing carbon vigorous" he said.

However, the networking giant Cisco has warned that the restrictions in the legislation may mean the position of some companies is misleading.