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We have launched an innovative online fundraising event this month: the Art for Climate Auction, in collaboration with Lawsons Auctioneers from the 5th-23rd February. Eco-conscious artists have generously donated their original works to the Art for Climate Auction, and the founder and CEO of zero-carbon 2030, Duncan Ritchie, has also contributed 60+ pieces from his […]

We are proud to announce that the zero-carbon 2030 Carbon Rating Finder App is live and available for download in the App store. The app allows you to look up and compare companies’ Carbon Ratings based on their climate commitments and actions. It gives you the information you need to make smart, climate-friendly purchasing decisions […]

Is art and creativity your passion? We have a great opportunity for you to contribute to a good cause: we’re calling on the world’s artists and art lovers to get involved in our innovative fundraising! Your donation will support the work of zero-carbon 2030. And enable us to continue providing people with climate information and […]

Today we’re releasing the beta version of the zero-carbon 2030 Carbon Rating Finder on Safari. It will allow you to pull down our Carbon Ratings directly into the search results on your laptop or desktop when using Safari, exactly like the Chrome version. Armed with this information you can vote with your wallet to support […]

Today we’re releasing the beta version of the zero-carbon 2030 Carbon Rating finder on Google Chrome. It will allow you to pull down our Carbon Ratings directly into the search results on your laptop or desktop when using Google Chrome. Armed with this information you can vote with your wallet to support the brands and […]

zero-carbon 2030 has initiated Carbon Ratings on nine major auto-manufacturers based in Europe, Japan, Korea, and the US. The Carbon Ratings assigned are in the D+ to C- range – at the lower end of our rating scale, indicating that there is significant work to be done broadly across the automotive sector to transition to […]

zero-carbon 2030 has initiated Carbon Ratings on global payments technology companies Visa, Mastercard and Amex, as well as several ASX-listed fintech companies. Our Carbon Ratings will alert their consumers and investors that these companies need to take faster, bolder action on climate change. We hope to steer these companies on the path to sustainability.

United by the urgency to find a simple solution to the climate emergency that makes good business sense, a small global team of independent professionals has created the zero-carbon 2030 Project with a clear mission – to put the power to drive faster, bolder climate action directly in the hands of every consumer, investor and […]

zero-carbon 2030 has initiated carbon ratings on the big four Australian banks, Macquarie, the major supermarkets, fast food and beverage brands like Coke, Pepsi and McDonald’s. Our initial focus has been on the brands that have the biggest share of the Australian wallet. Most of these companies are listed Australian entities, but a number are […]

The zero-carbon 2030 Project is on a mission to create a carbon transparent world. Our Carbon Ratings are one of these informational tools. We assess businesses on their action on climate change and publish the results on the zero-carbon 2030 website so consumers, investors, and business leaders can see how their businesses are performing against […]