Belfor UK achieves NCZ Gold accreditation

Disaster recovery firm Belfor UK has been awarded the Neutral Carbon Zone Gold Certification for sustainability excellence.

The NCZ Gold Certification is awarded to organisations that demonstrate exceptional progress in carbon management, measuring and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions in line with international standards.

As part of the certification process, Belfor UK has measured, quantified and reported on all company greenhouse gas emissions, including those from all operations, materials, chemicals, equipment and the full supply chain.

The company has also achieved a 10% reduction in its overall carbon footprint compared with 2023, driven by a series of initiatives, including the conversion of warehouse lighting to energy-efficient LEDs at its Falkirk and Cwmbran sites. It has offset its remaining carbon footprint through the purchase of carbon credits.

Hein Hemke, managing director of Belfor UK, said: “Securing the NCZ Gold Certification is a proud achievement for Belfor UK and is testament to the hard work and dedication of our team to make sustainability an integral part of everything we do. The milestone underscores our continued efforts to reduce our carbon footprint and enhance our sustainability practices across the business. We remain committed to setting the bar for environmental responsibility in our industry and contribute to a more sustainable future.”

Alan Stenson, CEO of Neutral Carbon Zone, added: “Belfor UK’s comprehensive approach to sustainability sets a powerful example of how businesses can take meaningful steps towards achieving full carbon neutrality. Their continued commitment to driving sustainability is truly commendable and I am delighted to award them with the NCZ Gold certification.”



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