No greenwashing.
Just green.
Sustainability is difficult. And the wider events and experiences industry still has a long way to go in supporting its eco claims.
We don’t believe in greenwashing. Everyone at 2Heads is passionately committed to driving tangible, measurable improvements in how we impact the planet and its people, but we are always looking for ways to do it better.
The responsibility for reducing environmental damage in the events industry belongs with all of us, and we are lucky enough to have pioneering clients who are on the same journey.
With them, we are delivering more sustainable designs, more care for the people and places we work with, and more active measurement of the sustainability of our brand experiences, from greenhouse gas emissions to waste reduction.
THE 3 R’S
REDUCE
Firstly, and most fundamentally, we work to reduce the resources we need, whether that’s energy or materials.
RE-USE
Secondly, we design our builds for re-use, disassembly or reconfiguration for a post-event life.
RECYCLE
Finally, and as a last resort, we try to ensure that what can’t be reused will be recycled.
THE PROCESS
Planning
From day one, we ask our clients to consider a full ecosystem of factors affecting the carbon impact of their events, working with them to create considered, sustainable experiences that don’t compromise on effectiveness.
Design
We design within the circular economy framework, eliminating waste and pollution from the outset, keeping products and materials in use beyond the event, and recycling wherever we can.
Materials
Our up-to-date knowledge of new material developments and design allows us to minimise material use and select materials with a lower, or even beneficial, impact on the environment.
Measurement
We use cutting-edge measurement tools to calculate the carbon impact of projects in real time, providing meaningful data that allow us to recalibrate projects and provide offset targets.
Sustainability in practice
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