Carbonless and its current corporate sponsors are focused on not only meeting and exceeding our own Environment Social Governance (ESG) mission, but also helping your company meet yours.
Through the creation of solutions that reduce the carbon footprint of every home and building, we are developing a world that reduces Co2 into the atmosphere, not only for the first year, but for every year thereafter. As new corporate sponsors come aboard, Carbonless will continue to update this website with new innovations and solutions.
Recently, Thermal Studs products were utilized in building the most energy efficient Habitat for Humanity home in America. The goal was to reduce the energy consumption (btu’s) by 50%, allowing the traditional HVAC equipment to be swapped for more energy efficient and sustainable heating and cooling equipment.
Carbonless focuses on these 5 key factors:
When seeking impact sponsorship (investment) partners from individuals and companies, Carbonless would like to align themselves with companies and people who seek to align themselves with the five quality traits listed below For example, Envirobon, Inc has 3 new inventions that meet and excel at reducing construction’s carbon footprint and the embodied carbon offset of each product.
Positive Environmental Impact:
Mitigating of greenhouse gas emissions, efficient use of natural resources, and effective recycling and minimizing landfill use.
Supply Chain Diversity and Sustainability:
A sustainable procurement program must include the supplier’s diversity of goods, personnel, and services.
Social Equity for All Stakeholders:
Participation in residential and commercial development, such as providing affordable housing, adaptive housing, improved workplace environments and/or improved living/working environments.
Economic & Corporate Governance:
A company’s leadership and board of directors must be diverse and responsive to share and stakeholders.
Embodied Carbon in Manufacturing:
The reduction of the overall carbon footprint is emphasized from the point of manufacturing to distribution to end user.
No longer voluntary, but a necessity.
Unlike in the past, when matters of sustainability were considered voluntary, the Global legislative landscape is changing. Now, all publicly traded companies and other firms are required to prepare and publish reports about their sustainability. For example, the UK has already indicated it will require all companies to use the Task-force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) starting from 2025.
