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Day 11 of your #Mayglothling #AdventCalendar describes how we expect to have offset 11 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) by the middle of next year. By then, we will have completed our first phase of carbon offset (harnessing solar power and tree-planting). Based on the data we’ve seen since we started in September 2021, we confidently estimate that the combined positive effect will be the equivalent of not emitting 11 tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere. We’re still some way from achieving #NetZero but we’re pleased to be heading in the right direction. Find our about our Environmental Ethos, here: https://lnkd.in/dzP687V #ResponsibleWasteManagement #CarbonOffset #SolarPower #TreePlanting #Sustainability Jonathan Mayglothling Judith Beardsmore Victoria Sergeant Helen Duggan Belinda Eckley Terry Davies Anna Smolyaeva Ashley Smith Dai lloyd Emma Smith

Solar power projects take many forms, including residential, commercial, and utility operations. All of these have environmental benefits. Community solar goes farther by centering the mission on financial equity end environmental justice. #communitysolar #solarpower #renewableenergy

Let's discuss how we can transform garbage into viable green energy that can stimulate local economies. I will discuss a project that Mine Plus Group is involved with and how we can develop more locations to generate the energy the world needs responsibly. https://lnkd.in/eVQWUiJ5 Code: 555 #Ethanol #GreenEnergy #economicstimulus

Utility peeps, distributed energy champions, community developers and everyone else concerned about a more equitable and resilient future, @Thomas Brandt's article in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser advocates for a community owned utility. There are plenty examples of successful transitions to such models. Now more than ever, our local utility's future should be, not with corporate profit driven owners, but with our island community! What do you think of such a transition? #UtilityDive #CommunityEnergy #EnergyFuture

Investment for decarbonisation research 💷 Funding from the government has been allocated to Devon County Council, to support research into how carbon emissions can be reduced. This will see research into how sites such as landfill and industrial areas can be used for carbon reduction. Read more 👇👇 https://lnkd.in/e4uF9vFm Devon County Council Department for Energy Security and Net Zero #NetZero #Carbon #Devon #Waste #Energy #Environment

Our industry is asking: how can we ensure all communities access the benefits of the clean energy transition? TRC Companies, Inc. is working with Oregon Housing & Community Services to address systemic inequity in energy efficiency program design. By engaging and empowering stakeholders from within historically underserved communities, we’re making progress on removing barriers to participation. Read about our findings here: https://okt.to/4tbHfZ #EnergyEquity #CommunityEngagement

Solar power projects take many forms, including residential, commercial, and utility operations. All of these have environmental benefits. Community solar goes farther by centering the mission on financial equity end environmental justice. #communitysolar #solarpower #renewableenergy

Scotland’s rural land and its managers have been at the forefront of the transition to using #renewableenergy systems. This has seen changes in land uses and landscapes, for some the change has been transformational, enabling diversification and new income streams. But what next? More: bit.ly/4cUqFYD

Today is the International Day of Forests🌲 ACE members are committed to sourcing wood fibre, their main raw material, from responsibly managed forests, which ensures they remain a renewable resource for generations to come. Learn more➡️http://ace-ireland.ie #InternationalDayofForests

We recently handled approximately 1400 solar panels from a fire damage claim. Despite months of unsuccessful attempts by the policyholder to sell them, we stepped in and made it happen. After we collected, assessed, and cataloged the panels, we sold them in two consignments for a combined total of £111,060. After costs, the insurer received £71,168, which equates to 40.6% of the settlement returned. Not only did we achieve financial success, but we also saved 32,000 kg of waste from landfill. That's the power of effective solutions and sustainable practices with Evoque! To read more of our case studies click here - https://lnkd.in/ebsrfG3R #SolarPanels #WasteReduction #InsuranceClaims #EvoqueSolutions