What is ecoSite
The Climate Change Act legislates that all of the UK will reach zero net emissions by 2050. That means every sector, including the advertising and technology industries, are required to make significant changes on sustainability to meet this statutory target. It's something we take very seriously as a business and have actively been continuing to work on for some time.
Since the launch of ecoSite, Initiative for Change, on January 23rd, 2023, we have continued to place sustainability at the forefront of all decisions, processes and investments, focusing on our 3 core principles:
A sustainable
working ecosystem
Reducing our
carbon footprint
Engaging different
ways of thinking
Recycling
As part of our commitment to reducing waste and promoting eco-friendly practices, we actively recycle materials from our set builds. By repurposing these resources, we not only minimize our environmental footprint but also inspire a culture of sustainability within our industry.
Travel efficiently
At iSite, we understand that every step we take matters—especially when it comes to our travel practices. To minimise our environmental footprint, we prioritise efficient travel to each shoot location by carefully planning our routes and utilising eco-friendly transportation options.
Shoot with a low impact footprint
From selecting eco-friendly materials to utilizing energy-efficient equipment, every decision we make is guided by our dedication to sustainability.
Efficiency has always been at the heart of iSite and there are many ecologically forward thinking and sustainable processes that we are considerably ahead of the curve with, often noted by our clients. We want to continue this trend and constantly innovate - for the company and staff, for our clients and most importantly the environmentally friendly legacy we leave behind at each stage.
Since the launch we have made some amazing progress, but the future will see some even bigger changes. We will continue to:
Innovate further to alter the trajectory
No ideas are too big or too small
Continuously self-monitor
Objectively make progressive changes
Lead by example
Positive transformation, all acting as one and not in isolation