Updates

Giving users a green online conscience

We are pleased to share a recent development in the Tschudi Group's commitment to sustainability. Effective from May 2024, we are now part of the "CO2 Neutral Websites" initiative, joining hands with like-minded organizations. You can find our new certification displayed in the footer of this website.

What does this mean?

By joining the "CO2 Neutral Website" initiative, we are taking responsibility for the carbon emissions associated with our website and user traffic. Through an annual fee, we are actively supporting various environmental projects endorsed by the Gold Standard. These initiatives focus on promoting renewable energy sources worldwide.

Participation in this initiative may seem like a small step in the grand scheme of environmental sustainability. However, it symbolizes the Tschudi Group's support and commitment to continual improvement.

Want to learn more about the initiative? Check it out here.

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