CJP Broadcast has been re-certified as a carbon neutral company, marking its second consecutive year of verified carbon neutrality through Carbon Neutral Britain.

The renewal reflects not only a continued commitment to responsible operations, but measurable progress in reducing emissions at source. Over the past year, CJP’s total carbon output has dropped by 8.12 tonnes CO₂e – a reduction of nearly 17%.

This improvement has been driven by a combination of initiatives across the business, including expanded remote working practices, sustainable travel policies, and enhanced waste and resource management at CJP’s headquarters. These changes have had a lasting effect on how the company operates day-to-day, ensuring that sustainability remains embedded in both project delivery and internal operations.

As with last year, all remaining emissions have been offset through carefully selected global projects that focus on reforestation, renewable energy generation, and community-based carbon reduction schemes. These initiatives not only balance the company’s footprint but contribute to wider environmental and social goals worldwide.

Chris Phillips, Founder and MD at CJP Broadcast, attributes the reduction to an evolving company culture:

“We’ve taken meaningful steps to reduce our impact beyond offsetting, refining how we work, travel, and manage our resources. The results show that small, practical changes across a business can make a measurable difference.”

CJP Broadcast continues to integrate sustainable practices into its operations and project delivery, ensuring that its environmental responsibilities align with the high standards of service and innovation expected by clients across broadcast, education, and corporate sectors.