A survey is being undertaken to see how businesses in the area can be helped to reduce their emissions in order to reach net zero.
The work is being undertaken by Powys and Ceredigion county councils as part of their work under the Growing Mid Wales partnership.
A statement said: "A key area for the residents and businesses of Mid Wales is Energy. Building on the work undertaken with partners to develop a Regional Energy Strategy and work now underway to develop Local Area Energy Action Plans, there is a need to further strengthen the evidence of our needs and opportunities to make the case for further investment.
"Growing Mid Wales is currently seeking responses from businesses in Mid Wales to understand the opportunities and challenges their facing in order to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and how they can be supported on the journey to net zero."
The survey, which runs until 20th September, will help to:
• Inform the development of future funding calls
• Develop the evidence base to highlight the need for grid investment in Mid Wales
• Inform the development of a future Business Cluster workshop on decarbonisation and energy
• Support delivery of Mid Wales Energy Strategy and Energy Action Plan.
Councillor James Gibson-Watt, Leader of Powys County Council, said: “We’re encouraging all Mid Wales businesses to get involved with this survey, so that the right support and investment can be made in our region in our journey to Net Zero, a journey which we need to work together to achieve.”
Businesses can complete the survey through the following link: https://forms.office.com/e/Mk4Siptgxj
The Growing Mid Wales website has more information on how it plays a key role to play in leading and supporting stakeholders across the region to accelerate the transition to Net Zero: www.growingmid.wales/Energy+NetZero