The environmental impact of Digital Carbon now matches that of the entire aviation industry. It equates to 4% of global emissions, and is increasing year-on-year, yet it’s not often discussed within the public domain.

Do you know what the Digital Carbon Footprint of your website is? Or what impact it has on the planet? We didn't, until we met Greenpixie. 

In this episode, Charli chats with John Ridd, the CEO and Co-founder of Greenpixie, a company that uses the power of software to make Net Zero a reality. 

Greenpixie is at the forefront of the next big climate conversation - digital sustainability. Despite accounting for over 4% of global carbon emissions, almost all businesses are unable to account for the footprint of their websites, applications, video calls, emails, cloud computing and other digital carbon. Greenpixie is here to change that.

Running a Digital Carbon report on your website is the first step towards accounting for your digital carbon. We’ve had done at Earth Collective and are now well on our way to being a low-carbon website. The report is comprehensive, easy-to-understand and plugs straight into your ESG reporting, offering detailed analysis of the website’s emissions, as well as steps you can take to reduce them, without compromising design or functionality. Also included in the report is a Greenpixie certification badge, as well as a free consultation with one of Greenpixie’s team about how they can measure your wider digital operations, such as email and video conferencing.

Get a 30% discount code on a digital carbon report from Greenpixie at greenpixie.com with the code EARTHCO30.

To find out more about Greenpixie, head to www.greenpixie.com, or follow them on Instagram at @greenpixiehq.

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