Sustainability

Net zero momentum is building as major channel companies write their own success stories following big s

Westcon-Comstor has set a target to meet 100% of its electricity needs worldwide through renewable sources by 2030.

Vertiv has published its second Annual ESG Report detailing progress across six areas: efficient products and systems, responsible operations, people, neighbours, supply chain integrity, and governance.

Vodafone is urging businesses to donate unwanted devices to its Great British Tech Appeal as UK plc dumps 200,000 tonnes of electrical goods annually despite 10 million adults being digitally excluded.

Virgin Media O2 has cut carbon by 29% against its 2020 baseline, the equivalent of nearly 150,000 car journeys from Land’s End to John O Groats.

Intercity has furthered its commitment to promoting sustainability and ethical business practices by joining the UN Global Compact Network UK.

The channel is confident in its ability to build sustainability-focused partnerships, finds Agilitas’ ‘EVOLVE for Your Partners’ report, with 82% selecting seven or more out of a possible 10.

Daisy Corporate Services has partnered with Girlguiding to sponsor the Rainbows recycling badge, which encourages girls aged 4-7 years to recycle and reduce waste.