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Mace achieves net zero carbon goal

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A net zero carbon business was under focus and is now achieved by Mace. Carbon emissions are driven down by half over last year and while Mace has been investing in a carbon offset scheme backing global decarbonisation projects.

The firm has additionally offset estimated carbon emissions associated with its employees moving to home working as a result of the global pandemic. It also pledged to set out its new carbon reduction targets as part of its 2026 business strategy.

The new strategy is yet to be launched in February 2021. Mace said it has cut carbon emission by half through a variety of trials and solutions including a 75% increase in renewable energy, a 75% reduction in business travel emissions.

The organization has also set out a ban on diesel generators and an increase in the use of cement alternatives. The outstanding carbon emissions were offset through investment projects led by Carbon Footprint.

With the offsets divided across six international programmes, a UK sustainability consultancy with a portfolio of Gold Standard and Verified Carbon Standard programmes is revealed across the globe. This in fact provides solutions to climate change.

The new strategies include decarbonising electricity grids through solar power and wind farms in India. This will provide support and equipment to remote communities in Africa to improve their energy efficiency, by planting trees in the UK and reducing deforestation in Brazil.

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