The new role will have the official job title of sustainability data reporting manager and will be required to keep an eye on greenhouse gas output at the Palace
King Charles is recruiting a £50,000-a-year carbon emissions expert to work at Buckingham Palace.
The new expert will keep an eye on the greenhouse gas output at the King’s London home. An advert for the job posted online says: “Duties will include providing carbon footprint data tracking, reports, and work to improve data accuracy for all company emissions.
“Whilst the key focus of the role will initially be on our GHG emissions, this will likely expand to other environmental, social and governance initiatives which you’ll help drive forward.” The official job title is sustainability data reporting manager.
The job advert continues: “The Royal Household is placing environmental sustainability at the very forefront of all we do. We are dedicated to reducing our impact on the planet, with immediate action focused on reducing our carbon emission and energy usage, and achieving a carbon zero state.”