Horizon Media, a leading media agency, is partnering with TripleLift to offer net-zero carbon emissions for all its media buys. This groundbreaking collaboration leverages Scope3’s Green Media Products (GMPs) and carbon compensation initiatives, marking a significant step towards sustainable advertising practices.
Horizon Media and TripleLift have announced a groundbreaking partnership that will offer net-zero carbon emissions for all Horizon Media media buys through TripleLift’s inventory. This collaboration marks a significant step towards a more sustainable future for the advertising industry.
Novelis, the world’s largest aluminum recycler, announces its ambitious Novelis 3×30 initiative, aiming to advance aluminum as the material of choice with circular solutions by 2030. The company’s commitment to circularity involves creating closed-loop systems, innovating high-recycled-content alloys, and collaborating with partners across the value chain to reduce waste, cut carbon emissions, and shape a more sustainable world.
AirAsia has unveiled an innovative initiative to significantly reduce carbon emissions at airports by implementing cutting-edge ground support technology at its Kuala Lumpur hub. This move showcases the airline’s commitment to sustainable aviation practices, demonstrating its dedication to minimizing its environmental footprint.
AirAsia is taking a significant step towards a greener aviation industry by introducing innovative Combo Units at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). These units replace traditional Auxiliary Power Units (APUs), significantly reducing carbon emissions and operational costs. This initiative aligns with Malaysia’s Aviation Decarbonisation Blueprint and demonstrates AirAsia’s commitment to sustainability.
VietJet, Vietnam’s leading new-age airline, has achieved a landmark feat by becoming the first airline in the country to operate flights powered by sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This initiative demonstrates VietJet’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable aviation, aligning with Vietnam’s ambitious net-zero emissions goal by 2050.
A new poll reveals that Canadians are increasingly supportive of sustainable shipping practices. They are willing to pay a premium for imported goods with reduced carbon emissions and favor the use of domestically produced hydrogen to decarbonize the industry. This demonstrates a growing public awareness and commitment to reducing the environmental impact of shipping.
Preferred Travel Group, parent company of renowned travel brands, has unveiled a comprehensive Climate Action Plan (CAP) in collaboration with the Travel Foundation. This initiative signifies a commitment to tackling climate change and leading the travel industry toward a sustainable future. The CAP outlines ambitious goals for reducing carbon emissions and achieving net-zero by 2050, backed by data-driven strategies and active employee engagement.
Meijer, a leading Midwest retailer, has exceeded its ambitious 2025 sustainability goal of cutting carbon emissions by 50%, achieving a 57% reduction in 2023. This accomplishment, achieved a year ahead of schedule, highlights Meijer’s commitment to environmental stewardship and demonstrates the success of its comprehensive sustainability plan.
Sabre Corporation, a leading software provider for the travel industry, has partnered with Google to use the Google Travel Impact Model (TIM) to analyze historical emissions from business travel. This collaboration allows Sabre to set emission reduction targets and make travel more efficient. Google’s TIM provides a detailed method for companies to measure and report their business travel emissions, paving the way for sustainable practices in the industry.
