Carbon Neutral Claim by large lettings and sales agency group

Carbon Neutral Claim by large lettings and sales agency group


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Leaders Romans Group claims to have achieved carbon neutrality for a second consecutive year. 

A statement claims LRG has undertaken “several notable initiatives and has committed to continuing this work throughout 2024 and 2025.”

Restoring Biodiversity: LRG has rejuvenated 70,000 square meters of wildflower meadows, creating habitats for native wildlife and supporting biodiversity;

Marine Conservation: Initiatives include the restoration of 300 square metres of native oyster beds in The Solent, aiding in the recovery of native oyster populations and the revitalisation of four kelp sites along the Sussex coast, enhancing marine biodiversity;

Sustainable Materials: The company has recycled 8,000 for-sale/to-let boards, further reducing its environmental footprint and achieving zero waste to landfill, emphasising its commitment to sustainability in all operations.

It says other key strategies include:

Energy Efficiency: Through significant efforts to improve efficiency across operations, LRG has reduced emissions even with increased electricity consumption;

Green Electricity: Adopting renewable energy sources has been crucial in reducing LRG’s carbon footprint;

Environmental Management Action Plan: This plan has been instrumental in identifying and targeting emission reduction opportunities;

Sustainable Partnerships: Collaborations which led to the planting of over 26,000 trees, sequestering at least 35 tonnes of carbon annually, have been vital in offsetting LRG’s carbon emissions;

Investment in Carbon Credits: LRG balanced its emissions by investing in carbon credits. This process involved purchasing and retiring carbon credits equivalent to their emissions, thereby achieving a state of carbon neutrality;

Community engagement: Supporting charities and participating in local events to raise funds and awareness for disadvantaged children across the UK .

Chief operating officer David Wilson says: “LRG’s journey towards environmental excellence is far from over; we are dedicated to ongoing enhancements and establishing new, ambitious environmental objectives. 

“Our goal is to elevate our operations and facilities with an unwavering commitment to eco-friendly principles, thereby ensuring a profound and enduring positive impact on the planet and the communities we are privileged to serve.”

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