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Celebrating our Carbon Footprint Project!

Celebrating our comprehensive Carbon Footprint Project: an initiative that goes beyond tailpipe emissions, earning us shortlistings for BusinessGreen's Small Business of the Year and the Carbon Reduction Achievement at the EMobility Awards.

Is EV charging reducing emissions?

This recognition reflects the real, measurable impact of the ongoing Project - a deep-dive launched in 2024 to quantify and reduce Scope 1-3 emissions across every part of our value chain.

In the last year alone, EVs charging on the Osprey network saved tens of millions of kg of tailpipe CO₂ - and this was up by a third on the previous year. It's a clear sign that our infrastructure is helping accelerate the UK’s low-carbon transport transition - an impact embedded into our core business model.

But we wanted to go further.

What are Osprey going to do?

From infrastructure design to procurement and operations, Osprey's Carbon Footprint Project identifies key areas for improvement via targeted, data-led initiatives:

  • Dynamic load balancing across the network to optimise energy use and reduce waste.
  • Infrastructure built with recyclable materials and low-energy cooling systems.
  • Prioritising low-carbon manufacturing partners and using regional contractors to cut embodied carbon and transport emissions.
  • Operating a 100% electric fleet, with EV incentives built into all supplier contracts from 2025.
  • A overall lifecycle approach to carbon that considers not just direct emissions, but embodied and supply chain impacts too.

Osprey Charging totem reading 'Up to 300kW'

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