Claydon Court continued its long association with the World Land Trust by balancing the 41.12 tonnes of carbon emitted during 2017. The arrangement is a key part of working in (carbon) Neutral Territory property and all tenants pay just 15p per square foot to do this. The cost is minimal due to earlier energy saving […]
Author: Richard Parker
Update on 2011 SABRE Renewables Feasibility Report
During 2011-12 Suffolk county council ran a project called SABRE (Support and Advice to Businesses around Renewable Energy). Claydon Court was subject to free feasibility review offered by this scheme but none of the proposed options were fit enough to be invested in at the time. Several years have since passed, so we thought we’d […]
Carbon balanced printers at Charter event
It was good to ‘touch base’ with Peter Frost at the Carbon Charter event in Norwich this week. Even better was to hear from Clive Bramble, Business Development Officer at Barnwell Print. The ‘oldest family run printing company in the UK’ has been going for 170 years and has recently become a Carbon Balanced Business […]
Neutral Territory celebrates Silver Anniversary
Although only branded as Neutral Territory since 2012, our business celebrates 25 years of business in 2018. We’re celebrating our Silver Anniversary by contributing towards the purchase of 25 acres of rain forest in Ecuador with our partners at World Land Trust. Details of the Nangaritza Project are found here.
‘You’ve all done very well!’ Carbon Charter visit to Denny Bros Ltd
This Suffolk Carbon Charter visit was to one of those rare British companies – a successful, long-established (seventy years) family business. As such it looked commercially a lot like the German Mittlestand and culturally a little bit like Grace Brothers in TV’s ‘Are you Being Served?’. Both are compliments. Formal (company ties) and tightly run […]