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Join the Race to 2030 today

Take action on your greenhouse gas emissions to become a Race to 2030 winner.
 
We will help you measure and reduce your emissions and earn a Race Winner badge each year.

 

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Race to 2030 Wellington

We're kicking off the Race to 2030 with a fully funded pilot in Pōneke. The Race to 2030 Wellington will support a community of 10 local businesses to understand their impact on the climate and how they can take steps to meaningfully reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. The project aims to help participants to become leaders in creating an economy that is good for local businesses, people and the environment that we all rely on.

This project is co-organised by the Wellington Chamber of Commerce, Climate Club and the Greendeals Charitable Trust. Ready to join us? 

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The Greendeals Charitable Trust

The Race to 2030 is organised by the Greendeals Charitable Trust, in partnership with GoZero Limited


The Greendeals Charitable Trust is a registered charity based in Wellington, New Zealand (registration number CC53338). Its board includes members with significant experience in business, government and non-profits.


Preventing the worst impacts of the climate crisis will require significant decarbonisation across all sectors. The decade to 2030 is crucial for the planet's future and action to reduce emissions cannot wait for 2050. The solutions we need already exist, but uptake has to increase. 


We have therefore established the Race to 2030 to boost immediate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 

Don't get left behind

We understand that times are tough, and want to help your business gain recognition and stand out from the crowd, boosting your brand, while doing the right thing. We can help you become a climate leader in your sector. Businesses that sign up for the Race to 2030 and reduce their emissions can gain a range of benefits, including:

  • Participate in an economy that is good for people and the environment that we rely on;

  • Decreasing power and fuel costs;

  • Increasing employee satisfaction and retention;

  • Increasing customer loyalty;

  • Reducing risk, by preparing your business for future climate disclosures;

  • Reducing risk, ensuring that your climate actions are credible, measurable, meaningful and do no harm;

  • Improving prospects for investment, loans, insurance and competitive contracts.

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