Propellernet

Reducing carbon emissions with Sam Zindel from Propellernet captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Sam Zindel from Propellernet - Zero Carbon Tour interview

Propellernet started out on their net zero journey this year. First, they completed a detailed carbon audit, to see where all the carbon emissions were in their business. They have since made every effort within scope 1 and 2 to minimise emissions by switching to renewable energy sources as well as reducing office space from three floors to one.

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