What’s my website’s impact on the planet?

Thanks to the team and to the Eco-Friendly Web Alliance for making this happen. Three of our websites have met the standard and we are working on the rest. A tangible example of our support for the Race to Net Zero.

London & Partners is the official business growth and destination agency for London, supported by The Mayor of London.

Director of Marketing Services, London & Partners 

We are thrilled to announce that the Carlisle Brass website has been certified as environmentally friendly by the EFWA. It’s especially important that companies in e-commerce and others with a website, have a sustainable approach. This is something that we’d definitely recommend to businesses and other organisations in the UK and globally.

Carlisle Brass is the UK’s largest specialised developer of door and window furniture for residential and commercial properties.

Managing Director, Carlisle Brass

The Eco-Friendly Web Alliance has certified The Ecology Centre website as climate-positive, certifying that it emits less than 1 g of carbon for each page view. As part of the criteria, we’ve committed to switching to renewable energy to power the website and taking responsibility for website carbon emissions through carbon sequestration. We are the first charity in Fife, Scotland to gain this accreditation.

General Manager, The Ecology Centre

Definitely a step in the right direction – I didn’t know that the internet is responsible for nearly 4% of global carbon emissions and as we are on our #racetozero drive, it made sense to ensure that the #carbonfootprint of the Efeca website was as low as possible. Thanks for helping us first understand the carbon footprint of our website and then helping us reduce those emissions affiliated with it.

Operations Director, Efeca

Really love the work the Alliance is doing, in creating more awareness of the huge carbon impact of IT and digital infrastructure. It is important that we reduce the carbon emissions of the website and work towards climate-positivity. The website will be better from a performance and loading speed too in the process. We are delighted that our Organisation for Responsible Business and other websites are accredited as eco-friendly.

CEO, Organisation for Responsible Businesses 

Eco-Friendly Web Alliance (EFWA) team is changing our world, one website at a time. The EFWA has come up with a powerful question. Imagine if we had an energy performance standard for web sites similar to the energy performance standards we apply to buildings. What would that look like? EFWA solution leads us a project we can share: reduce the carbon footprint of the Internet.

Director, Agile Strategy Lab, USA