Nebula to provide carbon neutral travel for all guests at this year’s CRN Awards.
Nebula is delighted to be named as the ‘Sustainable Travel Partner’ of the prestigious CRN Channel Awards. This alliance means, for the first time in the history of the CRN Awards, the travel of all guests to and from the ceremony will be made carbon neutral. As Sustainable Travel Partner, Nebula has committed to offset everyone’s travel through specialist carbon removal projects alongside their decarbonisation partner Ecologi.
Richard Eglon, CMO, Nebula comments “I wanted to thank the CRN team for their support in making this exciting new partnership a reality. Nebula is extremely passionate about sustainability and already commit to ensuring all our partner events are carbon neutral in terms of guests travel to and from events. It was our ambition to apply this approach to the CRN Awards, which is one of the largest attended events in the channel calendar.”
CRN Consulting Editor, Sara Yirrell commented on the recent partnership “The Awards are now in their 31st year, and sustainability has become a top priority for an increasing number of channel firms. This initiative in partnership with Nebula is just what we need to ensure we all keep working together to reduce the carbon footprint of the UK channel and help preserve our planet for future generations.”
Guests will be asked to share their origin of travel and primary mode of transportation to the event. This data will be used to calculate the carbon footprint impact so Nebula can use that data to offset through carbon removal projects. To find out about the type of projects please read more here.
Eglon goes on to say, “Through this partnership we hope to inspire other people and businesses to think of innovative ways in which they can accelerate their own sustainability goals.”
To find out more about Nebula’s commitment to decarbonisation and their obsession to source-local, source-responsible, and source-ethical, please view Nebula’s ‘Road to NebZero’ sustainability pledge here.
