MEMBERS
Members of the Zero Emissions Network are eligible to apply for a wide range of free or subsidised emission reducing services. The various case studies below exemplify how businesses and residents can live and work in a way that is sustainable and good for the local environment. If you are interested in trialing or adopting any of the services below, contact the network today.
Essex based social enterprise, Repair Reuse Recycle uses E-bike Switch Toolkit to cut costs and operate sustainably.
Elysia were able to adapt quickly to the new situation following the Covid-19 lock down and they changed what they offered as a business. To help them in their change the Zero Emissions Network arranged an additional cargo bike for them to use for key worker deliveries.
The cargo bike Bethnal Green Nature Reserve Trust purchased with a travel grant from the Zero Emissions Netwrok was transformational
Shoreditch based start-up uses E-bike Switch Toolkit to help launch fleet of 10 delivery ebikes
Brainlabs have taken up a number of emission reducing initiatives through the Zero Emissions Network.
Acme studios trialled an electric cargo bike to move artist equipment around East London.
Amnesty International had a Dr Bike session to ensure staff bikes were fit for the winter.
Veg and Bread trialled a cargo bike to test out sustainable vegetable and bread deliveries.
St. Hilda's introduced an electric bike and trailer to the community centre to travel more sustainably.
Resident members of the network move house emission free with Pedivan.