Connexin has earned B Corp Certification following a social and environmental impact evaluation. This follows the company’s commitment to become Net Zero by 2040
Most UK broadband operators are more likely to work with vendors that use energy-efficiency labels (84%).
Respondents to an S&T Iskratel-funded CensusWide also favour publishing data about the energy efficiency of products and solutions (97%).
Whilst the survey shows that energy efficiency and transparency are becoming priorities across Scopes one, two and three, some are still uninterested.
A third (29%) of UK broadband leaders are not prepared to adopt labelling now or in the future.
Simon Čimžar, CTO of Business unit Broadband at S&T Iskratel: “According to the survey findings, younger decision makers (aged up to 34) are more likely to take environmental sustainability into account when selecting a vendor to work with.
“Their answers were 7-8% above the averages compared to respondents aged 35-44 and 45 and older, signalling a positive outlook for the future of broadband networks.”