Ronez has become the first Guernsey business to achieve ESI Monitor’s Environmental Business Operations award in 2021.
The award was given to Ronez following their completion of the ESI Monitor framework.
Ronez has been able to measure a base year carbon footprint, which will be used for comparisons as they continue to record their footprint in future years across scope one, two, and three emissions.
“Ronez’s base year footprint of 37.52 tonnes of CO2e per employee is already considerably lower than the footprints of similar companies in our benchmark sample," said the ESI Monitor’s Fred Betley.
"We expect Ronez to become leaders of sustainability in their industry over the coming years, as their ongoing footprint minimisation plans deliver improvements."
Through the framework, Ronez has also been able to commit to international sustainability targets; create and enact action plans to reduce their environmental impact; and set up systems of continual improvement.
ESI Monitor founder Marc Laine added: “The EBOF is very thorough and ensures that sustainability is embedded within the participating organisations’ DNA."
Ronez’ Director Steve Roussel said: “As a business we are committed to using scarce resources in a responsible and sustainable way and on minimising the impact of our operations on both the local and global environment. We have found using ESI Monitor’s Environmental Business Operations Framework extremely helpful as a tool for measuring our carbon footprint and setting targets for future reductions in our use of energy and other resources.”
Building upon the work carried out in Guernsey, Ronez has now enrolled the operations in Jersey into the ESI Monitor scheme as well.
“We are so excited to now have Ronez Jersey on board” said the ESI Monitor’s Sylvie Laine. “It’s great to see companies realise the value sustainability has for both their operations and for the world. We’re looking forward to seeing Ronez Jersey follow in their Guernsey colleagues’ footsteps and make some positive changes."
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