OUR SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENT

Working in partnership with Carbon Neutral Group, we have set a tangible goal; to reduce our carbon emissions by 5% within the next financial year to 2026. Already our 2023-24 emissions have been offset by a range of strategic initiatives, which we will continue to support.

For every tree planted
1.7 KG of organic produce
16 sq. ft of land restored
1.8 KG of CO2 sequestered each year
For every tree planted
1.7 KG of organic produce
16 sq. ft of land restored
1.8 KG of CO2 sequestered each year
For every tree planted
1.7 KG of organic produce
16 sq. ft of land restored
1.8 KG of CO2 sequestered each year

How are we offsetting

How are we offsetting

We have carefully chosen projects to invest in that not only contribute to our Net Zero ambitions, but support developing countries’ economic and social evolution.

The chosen project was the Sichuan Miyaluo Hydroelectric Station – (Accredited by the United Nations). This project is strategically located in the economically disadvantaged Tibetan region of Sichuan Province, China, contributing to regional development and sustainability. Two percent of the power station’s annual income is allocated to environmental protection, demonstrating a strong commitment to sustainable practices.

Placing a high priority on ecological conservation by safeguarding fish migration pathways and ensuring minimal harm to the local ecosystem, this commitment reflects a balance between harnessing energy and preserving nature, whilst actively supporting local schools by donating funds, fostering educational development within the community. This project establishes scholarships to support underprivileged students, with a specific focus on Tibetan students, breaking down barriers to education and contributing to a brighter future.

The initiative has created 14 job positions for residents, contributing to local employment opportunities and local infrastructure development, particularly in the improvement of transportation, enhancing overall community well-being.

By investing in the project, we have offset our carbon emissions for 2023-24 (197 tonnes of CO2e), which is the equivalent of 100 return flights rom Manchester, UK to New York, USA.

We have carefully chosen projects to invest in that not only contribute to our Net Zero ambitions, but support developing countries’ economic and social evolution.

The chosen project was the Sichuan Miyaluo Hydroelectric Station – (Accredited by the United Nations). This project is strategically located in the economically disadvantaged Tibetan region of Sichuan Province, China, contributing to regional development and sustainability. Two percent of the power station’s annual income is allocated to environmental protection, demonstrating a strong commitment to sustainable practices.

Placing a high priority on ecological conservation by safeguarding fish migration pathways and ensuring minimal harm to the local ecosystem, this commitment reflects a balance between harnessing energy and preserving nature, whilst actively supporting local schools by donating funds, fostering educational development within the community. This project establishes scholarships to support underprivileged students, with a specific focus on Tibetan students, breaking down barriers to education and contributing to a brighter future.

The initiative has created 14 job positions for residents, contributing to local employment opportunities and local infrastructure development, particularly in the improvement of transportation, enhancing overall community well-being.

By investing in the project, we have offset our carbon emissions for 2023-24 (197 tonnes of CO2e), which is the equivalent of 100 return flights rom Manchester, UK to New York, USA.

Since the start of this project, we have planted 800 trees, equating to approximately 1,360kgs of CO2e absorbed and 12,800 square feet of land restored.

Our ‘50p a tree’ forest is currently growing in and around Mount Elgon in Uganda. There are several projects that we are supporting there. The primary project is a coffee plantation and soil regeneration for the farmers in the area and improving their harvest variation.

Sustainable Development Goals and 50p a tree

As well as having carbon offsetting benefits, the 50p a tree scheme also covers 9 of the 17 UNs Sustainable Development Goals. This not only shows the positives of the scheme but enables you as a company to advertise you are working towards these goals:

Day-to-day we continue

to champion our carbon neutral quest by solar panel powered offices, a hybrid & electric fleet, digitisation, working with local partners where possible and empowering our staff to work from home and encouraging the use of public transport.

We want to be leaders within our industry in the journey to Net Zero. We understand that every single initiative, big or small, makes a difference. That we are in a position to influence the wider market with our green revolution.

Martin Johnson MBE, MD and Founder