Climate-neutral to work with Heads
"Climate neutral" has been Heads' new label since mid-May. This was awarded to the agency in mid-May by the German company Climate Partner.
"Climate neutral" has been Heads' new label since mid-May. This was awarded to the agency in mid-May by the German company Climate Partner. Climate Partner, headquartered in Munich and with subsidiaries in Austria and Switzerland, offers consumers and companies the opportunity to actively act in a climate-conscious manner with the "climate neutral" label. The vision behind this is that voluntary, responsible action by consumers and companies is the economically superior option in the long term.
According to the press release, Heads has also internalized this attitude. The agency not only offsets the CO2 emissions caused by heating, electricity, paper consumption and business travel within the company, but also includes employees' commutes in the CO2 emissions balance. In addition, customers can now work with Heads to produce completely climate-neutral printed matter, from creation to printing, because the climate-damaging carbon dioxide released by the agency and the print shop is offset by emission reduction certificates. Heads purchases these from a hydroelectric power plant in Guatemala, which supplies the country with clean, reliable and renewable energy. The project reduces CO2 emissions by displacing demand for fossil fuel electricity from the national grid, which is heavily dependent on heavy fuel oil, coal and diesel.
According to the press release, Heads has also internalized this attitude. The agency not only offsets the CO2 emissions caused by heating, electricity, paper consumption and business travel within the company, but also includes employees' commutes in the CO2 emissions balance. In addition, customers can now work with Heads to produce completely climate-neutral printed matter, from creation to printing, because the climate-damaging carbon dioxide released by the agency and the print shop is offset by emission reduction certificates. Heads purchases these from a hydroelectric power plant in Guatemala, which supplies the country with clean, reliable and renewable energy. The project reduces CO2 emissions by displacing demand for fossil fuel electricity from the national grid, which is heavily dependent on heavy fuel oil, coal and diesel.
