A Machynlleth renewables company has committed to becoming 'net carbon zero' by 2050.
Dulas has joined the ‘United Nations Race to Zero Campaign’, a global initiative intended to mobilise those outside of national government to take their own steps towards carbon zero.
Joining the scheme means that the company has committed to halving its greenhouse gas emissions before 2030 and achieving net zero emissions before 2050. It will have to measure and disclose its progress on an annual basis.
"We are proud to be recognised by the United Nations Race to Zero campaign, and join governments, businesses, cities, regions, and universities around the world that share the same mission," said Managing director Ruth Chapman.
"Our roots in developing humanitarian technology mean that this is something we feel very strongly about and will commit ourselves to fully. We are currently working on our Net Zero Statement and plan which will set out our intentions."
Business Development Manager, Donald Speirs added: "The time to act is now. No matter how small your business or what industry you’re in, your commitment could make a real difference and we all have to take responsibility for doing our bit. It is the duty of every company is to make a similar net zero pledge and to start a process of measurement and evaluation of their current position on emissions."
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