Osprey wins Net-Zero Strategy of the Year

Fresh from our hat-trick success at the EVIEs where we were named Chargepoint Operator of the Year, we’re proud to add this very special trophy to the shelf, for our Carbon Footprint Project.

This project is an ongoing, major effort to decarbonise every part of our business. The judges noted our full Scope 1-3 carbon assessment as an uncommon step for an SME, and how it underpins a truly data-led and integrated approach.

Our strategy includes so much more than selling renewable electricity via our nationwide EV charging network: sustainable procurement, efficient infrastructure, ISO-accredited low-carbon construction and maintenance practices, and supply chain engagement - all aligned with the UK’s Net-Zero Strategy and the global Race to Zero.

Massive credit goes to James Reason who is leading the project, setting the standard for what good climate accountability looks like at EV charging networks.

From infrastructure design to procurement and fleet operations, Osprey’s Carbon Footprint Project is helping us better measure and understand our impact so we can continue to reduce it, whilst enabling the UK’s wider transition to cleaner road transport.

📸 Greer Fyfe and Dora Clarke collected the award, with host and climate change comedian Matt Winning, at the fully vegan awards lunch!

Congratulations also to finalists in the category, Circulayo, GoodFX and Furthr, HIVED, and Leverage Point Entertainment.

We’re proud of our team and partners for making this happen, and grateful to be recognised among so many organisations pushing the boundaries of sustainability.