Environmental Sustainability FAQs

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Adform's Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy is a core part of its business approach, focusing on responsible practices for clients, employees, partners, and society. In 2023, Adform established an ESG Steering Committee, led by the CEO, CHRO, and COO, to provide strategic direction on ESG initiatives, which are managed by the Legal, Privacy & ESG department. The company's ESG pillars-employees, climate action, products and partnerships, and future-ready organisation aim to drive sustainable progress in the advertising ecosystem. Copy answer

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As an ISO14001 accredited company we set annual environmental objectives. For the year 2023/24 this includes a target to reduce operational electricity consumption by 5%, as well as a switch to 100% renewable energy. Additionally, we are publishing our first set of GHG emissions data at the end of 2023 (incorporating Scope 1, Scope 2 and core Scope 3) and alongside that our Carbon Reduction Plan, which will incorporate further ongoing energy reduction initiatives. Copy answer

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Working with The Carbon Trust our offsetting will always utilise high quality offsets such as Gold Standard, VCS, and Woodland Code UK. We publish our first set of Carbon Emission data at the end of 2023 (incorporating Scope 1, Scope 2 and core Scope 3) and alongside that our Reduction Plan and Offsetting strategy. Copy answer

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To maintain our ISO14001 accredited environmental standards set out within the AMS Media Group Environmental Management System (EMS) and achieve the Environmental Objectives set annually for the company. To measure 2023 operational emissions from Scope 1, Scope 2 and core Scope 3, and formulate a Carbon Reduction Plan aligned with our business target to become Net Zero by 2030. Copy answer

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AudienceXpress/FreeWheel is a Comcast company.
From an enterprise level, Comcast has set a goal to be carbon neutral by 2035 for Scope 1 and 2 emissions across our global operations. To meet our goals, we are focused on:
1. Sourcing renewable and clean energy
We will shift to more zero carbon, renewable electricity by partnering with local utilities and investing in new renewable energy through power purchase agreements and securing renewable energy credits.
2. Improving our energy efficiency
Across our buildings, network, vehicle fleets, production studios, and theme parks, we will continue to develop and implement projects to improve energy efficiency. Combined with purchasing carbon offsets to address emissions that have not yet been mitigated, these efforts will help us further reduce our carbon footprint
3. Measuring and reporting on our Scope 1 and 2 emissions annually
To provide transparency and help drive improvement, we will report data using the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol consistent with the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) and Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) frameworks.
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Comcast has set a goal to be carbon neutral by 2035 for Scope 1 and 2 emissions across our global operations. 2022 was a crucial year for Comcast as we made measurable progress toward our carbon neutral goal and took a critical step in joining the Science Based Targets initiative on climate action. Copy answer

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To reduce our S1 and S2 emissions we are focused on switching 100% of our fleet vehicles to be EV or low emission by 2030. We are also committing to migrate our data centres fully to the cloud and reduce overall electricity use by 50% by 2030, and procure 100% renewable for our remaining needs. Our S3 emissions are heavily weighted towards purchased goods and services and use of sold goods - we are working with our procurement team to understand the reduction strategies of our top spend suppliers and we are also looking at the vehicles that the group takes on balance sheet to be sold. Copy answer

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We have submitted our targets to the SBTi for revalidation (as we are rebasing our base year following a recent acquisition). Our targets are to reduce S1-S2 by 50% by 2030, reduce S3 by 46.2% over the same timeframe and reduce absolute S1,S2 and S3 by 90% by 2040. We want to minimise our impact on the environment across our own operations and our supply chain, but also use our data, capabilities and voice to influence the automotive industry to support others in the transition to a low carbon economy. Copy answer

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We have a partnership with Impact+ which allows us to measure the amount of carbon usage pre, during and post campaign. Copy answer

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Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has validated Blis’ carbon footprint calculation and our aims to reduce our carbon footprint by 42% by 2030. Our plans include moving into more energy-efficient workspaces. ensuring our Google cloud infrastructure is optimised, employee training and awareness of our environmental policy and how employees can reduce their impact at work and home, encouraging environment friendly business travel, partnering with creative partners that can reduce our carbon footprint and using our sustainability squad to impact change in their areas of the business. Copy answer

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We enable the offset of campaigns via our integration with Cedara and elements of our corporate footprint using Gold Standard credits (including our entire Scope 1 and 2 carbon output). Copy answer

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At Blis, we take great pride in the way we conduct our business and our contributions to the communities in which we live and work. SBTi have approved our near term target to reduce our Scopes 1 and 2 by 42% by 2030 and to measure and reduce our Scope 3 emissions. Copy answer

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We use Cedara's offsetting marketplace. Their self-serve Offset Marketplace is powered by their strategic partnership with Patch, a leading carbon credit marketplace that delivers both climate expertise and software solutions to curate a list of high-quality, highly attractive climate projects. The marketplace has a collection of >60 climate projects sourced from around the globe and spanning more than a dozen project types. The number of innovative and impactful solutions within the marketplace is constantly growing. Patch is powering carbon credits for large corporations such as Credit Suisse and Visa.

To be listed within the marketplace, Patch has implemented a quality, trust, and transparency assurance approach. This starts with a rigorous project onboarding assessment that ensures (1) a credible, independently verified project impact methodology (2) full, third-party audibility of project outcomes (e.g., when the carbon credits are created), and (3) no risk of double-counting or double-selling through a mix of contractual and technology-enabled solutions. This approach encourages innovation in project development as it supports both traditionally certified approaches (e.g., Verra, Gold Standard, CAR, and ACR), along with independently certified approaches (e.g., direct air capture). Copy answer

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2022 was our test and learn year for data ingestion to Cedara. 2023 is now our baseline year where we will use the GHG emissions from this year to forecast and write a reduction plan for 2024 and beyond. We will publicize our 2023 emissions in Q1 of 2024 and also start to engage with the SBTI, hoping to submit a 2030 reduction goal by the end of 2024. Copy answer

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Scope 1 - We are able to remotely shut down all power to the office after work and weekends. We are encouraging all our commuters to use public transport and not their personal cars. Copy answer

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We are starting this year (2024) in anticipation of CSRD. We will hopefully be using World Land Trust to help offset our carbon. Copy answer

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We are hoping to be net zero by the end of this year. We have moved to a much more environmentally friendly office; we have educated the staff on being more sustainably aware whilst working and our CO2 figures from commuting are improving. Copy answer