Sustainability

Carnival Internet UK, a new broadband provider, has launched in the UK, aiming to provide a focus on fairness, and sustainability for the industry. 

The Broadband Forum’s Fibre Access Network (FAN) Work Area has launched a project that will introduce energy-saving requirements for the industry to adhere to.

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

Virgin Media O2 reduced its Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions by 23% in 2023, the equivalent of the annual energy use of 14,883 UK homes. It remains on track to cut such emissions by 60% by 2025.

Virgin Media O2 has become a Greener Litigation Associate Member, pledging to support the organisation’s work and achieve progress in the transition to Net Zero carbon emissions.

Wildanet has become a certified B Corporation, recognising its work to prioritise sustainability, ethical practices and social responsibility.

MS3 Networks has successfully measured and offset its carbon footprint, earning certification as a Carbon Neutral Business.

Fibrus has added 30 new electric vehicles to its fleet to get ahead of its current sustainability targets.

Some of the UK’s largest connectivity providers have agreed to work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the telecoms supply chain. 

Virgin Media O2 has cut carbon by 29% against its 2020 baseline, the equivalent of nearly 150,000 car journeys from Land’s End to John O Groats.