Sustainability
We’re on a mission to make clean power accessible – decarbonising transport and energy at scale.
Our sustainability commitment
At Zenobē, we’re driving the transition to net zero by making clean power accessible. We do this through the innovative use of battery storage.
By financing, designing, building and operating battery systems, we are accelerating the switch to electric fleets, and maximising the uptake of renewables.
As a signatory to the Science Based Targets initiative and proud participant in the United Nations’ Race to Zero campaign we are implementing our solutions at scale to make the greatest impact.
Aligning with the SDGs
01.
Sustainable
We help our customers switch to cleaner, more efficient energy and transport systems. These can prevent CO2 from being emitted, drive down consumer bills and improve air quality – both needed to ensure a healthier, more sustainable future for all.
We’ve committed to net zero value chain emissions by 2050 and we are continually seeking to exceed our environmental compliance obligations. Read our Environmental Policy to learn more.
02.
Innovative
We’re at the forefront of the green transition. Our talented team are discovering, testing and implementing new and innovative technologies that prevent carbon emissions and air pollution from the energy and transport sectors. We’re doing this by building and optimising critical infrastructure – be it grid-scale batteries harnessing renewable power or electric depots that are energy efficient by design.
We’re a growing business in an exciting sector – want to get involved? Check out our Careers page.
03.
Solutions focused
We recognise that the path to net zero is not straight, it’s circular. That’s why we’re using EV batteries in second-life applications, to ensure we use their material and carbon for as long as possible before recycling.
04.
Collaborative
Partnership is key both to growth and to sustainability. We believe in cross-sector collaboration, open discussion of policy and transparent institutions.
Do you want to understand what net zero means for your organisation? Maybe you want to work with us? Contact us to see how we can support you.
Downloads and resources
- External link: World Meteorological Organisation,’2020 was one of three warmest years on record’, 15 January 2021
- External link: IEA, ‘Transport: Improving the sustainability of passenger and freight transport’
- External link: UN Climate Change News, ‘Polluted Air Affects More than 90% of Children’, 28 August 2018’
- External link: IEA, ‘Net Zero by 2050: A Roadmap for the Global Energy Sector’, May 2021
- External link: IEA Flagship Report, May 2021
- External link: Plamena Tisheva, Renewables Now, ‘Battery storage market seen to hit USD 16bn by 2030’, 16 April 2021
