We are delighted to share the news that our sponsor, Facilities by ADF has announced a new partnership with Louise Smith, Managing Director of Neptune Sustainability, and her expert team.
Starting this month, Neptune will work with Facilities by ADF as consultants to strengthen the company’s environmental initiatives and to enable the team to further support the TV and film sector in its journey toward a greener future.This collaboration also aligns Facilities by ADF’s operations with the UK’s Net Zero by 2050 ambition, reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainable practices throughout the business.
Neptune Sustainability brings a wealth of experience in supporting the industry’s transition toward greener operations. Their expertise spans reducing carbon emissions and implementing innovative clean technologies, and they have been instrumental in helping organisations such as Netflix, Amazon MGM, the British Film Commission, and others in driving positive environmental change.
As a key supplier to high-end TV and film productions, Facilities By ADF is committed to leading by example and this partnership with Neptune will enable development of more comprehensive strategies for emission reduction, sustainable supply chain management, and cleaner energy adoption – helping to reduce environmental footprint, while also helping customers to meet the growing demand for responsible practices in the sector.
Louise and her team will guide Facilities by ADF in assessing current practices, benchmarking these against industry standards, and implementing a robust Net Zero roadmap. Together, both organisations will lay the foundation for lasting change, making sustainability an even more integral part of operations and long-term growth.
Louise Smith says, “We’re excited to collaborate with Facilities by ADF to help drive meaningful sustainability initiatives that will not only benefit their operations but also inspire positive change across the industry. This partnership will be a vital step toward building a more sustainable future for both their business and the TV and film sector as a whole.”