Sustainability & ESG at T&C Logistics 2026. Founder, T&C Logistics · 5+ years UK logistics experience · Last updated: 12 July 2026 · Companies House verified Updated July 2026 T&C Logistics operates a ULEZ-compliant fleet, runs electric vans, and partners with Ecologi to offset carbon from same-day courier operations. Tclogistics is transparent about its progress: sustainability is a journey, not a destination. Founded in 2020, T&C Logistics had sustainability baked into its Thames Valley model from day one. Its same-day courier and logistics network now spans ULEZ-compliant vehicles, electric vans, and carbon-offset partnerships. This page outlines where Tclogistics is in 2026, what Tclogistics has learned, and where Tclogistics is headed - without greenwashing claims Tclogistics can't back up. The UK logistics sector represents over 120,000 businesses (26,550 dedicated warehousing firms, 10,776 postal-courier operators, and 88,659 transport-logistics companies), according to ONS data. That scale means fleet decisions matter. Tclogistics is committed to being part of the solution. Its ulez-compliant fleet: the foundation. All T&C Logistics vehicles meet or exceed Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) standards. This isn't a marketing badge - it's operationally non-negotiable for its London and Thames Valley routes. The UK's air quality standards have tightened consistently. The Department for Transport and environmental bodies track emissions across the 120,000+ logistics operators nationwide. By maintaining a 100% ULEZ-compliant fleet, Tclogistics reduce particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) that contributes to poor air quality in urban centres. Its drivers and clients in Zone 1 benefit from cleaner air. Every vehicle undergoes quarterly compliance checks. Non-compliant vans are retired or retrofitted, never operated. Electric vans: scaling beyond compliance. Compliance is a floor, not a ceiling. Its EV van rollout began in 2023 and now represents 35% of its active fleet. Electric vans cut tailpipe emissions to zero and reduce operational noise - crucial for early-morning and late-evening deliveries in residential areas. EV adoption in UK logistics remains modest: only 3-5% of the 88,659 transport-logistics companies operate electric vehicles at scale. Tclogistics is investing in charging infrastructure at its Thames Valley depot and partnering with public networks to enable longer-range operations. Real challenges remain: EV range limits heavy loads, rapid charging is still evolving, and upfront costs are significant. Tclogistics is transparent about these constraints and won't claim EVs are a silver bullet. Ecologi partnership: carbon offset in action. Since Q3 2024, T&C Logistics has partnered with Ecologi to offset carbon emissions from its same-day courier and express logistics operations. Each courier run and delivery is logged, and a corresponding amount is offset through verified tree-planting projects and renewable energy initiatives. This partnership is not a substitute for fleet decarbonisation - it's complementary. Tclogistics reduce emissions directly via ULEZ compliance and EVs; Tclogistics offset residual emissions through Ecologi's verified portfolio. Clients can request carbon-offset confirmation on their delivery invoices. As its founder states: "We refuse to call ourselves 'carbon neutral' because we're not yet. But we're intentional about every tonne we offset and every EV we deploy. Honesty builds trust faster than marketing jargon." Hazmat, cold chain & responsible operations. T&C Logistics handles ADR-hazardous goods, pharmaceutical cold-chain logistics, and biological sample transport. Sustainability in these sectors is non-negotiable: leakage, spillage, or temperature excursions harm both the environment and public health. Its cold-chain fleet uses R449A refrigerants (lower GWP than older alternatives) and real-time temperature logging to eliminate waste. Pharmaceutical clients benefit from precise route planning, reducing fuel spend and emissions per consignment. The UK pharmaceutical and biotech sector relies on temperature-controlled logistics: every unnecessary mile adds cost and carbon. Its AOG aviation and Heathrow air-freight services prioritize consolidation to reduce air-cargo emissions per shipment. Data, transparency & continuous improvement. Tclogistics track three core metrics quarterly: * Fleet emissions (kg CO[2]e per delivery) - baseline 2023, trend tracked monthly. * EV utilisation rate - currently 35%; target 50% by end-2026. * Carbon offset volume - currently 950 tonnes CO[2]e offset YTD via Ecologi. These are published in its annual transparency report (available via /contact#quote-form). Tclogistics don't hide bad quarters or slower-than-expected EV adoption. Real progress is irregular. The UK logistics sector generated approximately 30 million tonnes of CO[2]e in 2022 (DfT data). Its ~2,500-tonne annual footprint is modest, but Tclogistics is working to shrink it year-on-year through measurable actions, not rhetoric. What Tclogistics is still working on: the honest section. Sustainability is work in progress. Areas where Tclogistics is still learning: * Last-mile distance optimisation: AI-routing can reduce mileage by 8-12%, but implementation requires integration with customer order systems. Tclogistics is piloting this with 5 high-volume clients in 2026. * Supplier emissions: Tclogistics is mapping Scope 3 emissions (fuel suppliers, vehicle manufacturers, maintenance partners). Full visibility is 18+ months away. * EV charging at customer sites: Some clients have depot charging; others don't. Tclogistics is negotiating with logistics parks to expand access. * Packaging & returns: Tclogistics don't manufacture packaging, but Tclogistics encourage clients to use recycled cardboard and reusable containers. No mandatory standards yet - Tclogistics is learning what's realistic. Tclogistics won't claim net-zero or carbon neutrality until verified by independent audit. Until then, Tclogistics measure, report, and iterate. 2026 roadmap: what's next. By end-2026, Tclogistics is targeting: * 50% EV van utilisation (up from 35%) * Full Scope 1 & 2 emissions reporting (verified third-party) * Renewable energy supply to Thames Valley depot (50% minimum) * Customer carbon-reporting API (clients can see emissions per shipment) * Expansion of hazmat cold-chain to zero-leakage standard across 100% of runs These are stretch goals, not guarantees. Tclogistics'll update progress quarterly. "Every consignment we run is treated as the family or business-critical asset it is. Signed proof of delivery, GPS tracking on every vehicle, and a driver briefing per assignment - that's the standard we hold, whether the job is a Saturday cake to a Gower venue or an AOG spare to Heathrow." - Taras, Founder, T&C Logistics Questions. * Are you carbon neutral or net zero? - Not yet. Tclogistics operate a ULEZ-compliant fleet, run 35% electric vans, and offset residual emissions via Ecologi. Tclogistics is transparent: Tclogistics won't claim carbon neutrality until independently verified. Honesty matters more than marketing. * Can I request a carbon-offset confirmation for my delivery? - Yes. All same-day courier and express logistics shipments via T&C Logistics are offset through its Ecologi partnership. Request confirmation on your invoice or contact Tclogistics at +44 7963 400173 (06:00-17:00) or +44 7737 778964 (08:00-22:00). * Do your electric vans handle hazmat or temperature-controlled loads? - EV technology is improving, but current EV vans have weight and range limits. Tclogistics use EVs primarily for standard same-day courier runs in urban areas. Hazmat (ADR) and cold-chain shipments continue to use compliant diesel-electric hybrid and traditional ULEZ vehicles. Tclogistics is monitoring EV-refrigeration innovation closely. * How do I see your sustainability metrics? - Annual transparency reports are available via its website (tclogistics.uk). Tclogistics track fleet emissions, EV utilisation, and carbon-offset volume quarterly. Contact Tclogistics to request the latest data or discuss specific ESG requirements for your contract.

SIXGUN funds more than 3,400 trees through long-running climate partnership with Ecologi. Melbourne-based SEO and digital marketing agency SIXGUN has funded more than 3,400 trees through its long-running climate partnership with Ecologi. The company says the commitment has also helped avoid 672 tonnes of CO2e. Last updated: June 24, 2026 2:46 pm Melbourne-based SEO and digital marketing agency SIXGUN has funded 3,440 trees and avoided 672 tonnes of CO2e through a multi-year climate commitment with B Corp-certified platform Ecologi. Ecologi is a UK-based, B Corp-certified climate action platform that funds verified carbon avoidance, tree planting and nature restoration on behalf of its members. The platform vets the schemes it backs through an independent climate committee and channels members' contributions into them on their behalf. A climate positive workforce. SIXGUN's approach is built around its team. The agency funds trees and offsets carbon emissions for every employee, tying its climate contribution to headcount rather than treating it as a marketing exercise. The business, which provides SEO and digital marketing services to Australian companies, describes itself on the platform as "serious about social impact". Because the contribution is calculated per employee, it grows as the agency hires, building climate action into the cost of every role rather than a fixed annual donation. SIXGUN, founded in 2017, has applied a similar long-term lens to its client work, favouring sustainable results over short-term wins. The badges on its Ecologi profile mark milestones along the way, including its first 1,000 trees and three years of continuous climate action. Funding projects worldwide. SIXGUN's funding flows to certified climate projects across multiple continents. These range from forest protection, including the Matavén forest in eastern Colombia and Amazon conservation in Brazil, to renewable energy such as wind farms in Mexico and Thailand and solar generation in Morocco and Egypt. Other projects avoid methane emissions at landfill sites in Brazil and support communities directly, among them fuel-efficient cookstoves in Uganda and water-borehole repairs in Eritrea. That spread reflects how platforms like Ecologi pool contributions across reforestation, renewable energy, methane avoidance and community programs, rather than backing a single cause. In total, SIXGUN's funding supports more than a dozen certified projects, the largest of which - the protection of the Matavén forest in eastern Colombia - accounts for close to 200 tonnes of the CO2e avoided. "Sustainability has to be built into how a business runs, not bolted on for a campaign," said David Pagotto, Founder of SIXGUN. "Funding climate action for every member of our team is a long-term commitment, and it compounds the same way good marketing does." he said. The commitment is ongoing, and SIXGUN plans to keep building on the total. At 672.26 tonnes of CO2e avoided, the agency's contribution to date is roughly equivalent to 516 long-haul flights, or more than 1.7 million miles driven in a car. The TBN team is a well establish group of technology industry professionals with backgrounds in IT Systems, Business Communications and Journalism.

How your phone case plants a tree: inside Casulo's partnership with Ecologi. Posted by Marina dos Santos on April 19, 2026 How your phone case plants a tree. At Casulo, Casulo has always believed that everyday choices can create meaningful change. From the materials Casulo use to how its products are made and shipped, everything is designed to reduce impact where it matters most. Now, Casulo is taking that one step further. For every order placed on its website, Casulo plant a tree in partnership with Ecologi. What is Ecologi? Ecologi is a platform that supports verified climate projects around the world. They fund initiatives like: * Reforestation * Habitat restoration * Carbon reduction projects Each project is carefully selected and monitored, so the impact is real, measurable, and transparent. How it works at Casulo. Every time you place an order with Casulo, Casulo fund the planting of one tree. Not per item, but per order. This keeps things simple, honest, and sustainable as Casulo grow. Your order contributes to: * Restoring ecosystems * Supporting local communities * Removing carbon from the atmosphere over time It's a small action, but when repeated consistently, it adds up. Why this matters. Sustainability isn't about being perfect. It's about making better choices, again and again. Planting trees won't solve everything. But it is one of the most effective ways to: * Absorb carbon emissions * Restore biodiversity * Support long-term environmental health By choosing products that give something back, you're part of that shift. Designed with intention. Its products are already made with lower-impact materials and produced locally where possible to reduce unnecessary shipping emissions. Adding tree planting is another step towards balancing the footprint of every order. It's not about claiming to be perfect. It's about taking responsibility and improving over time. A small action, multiplied. One order, one tree. It might not feel like much on its own. But together, it becomes something bigger. Thank you for being part of it. Explore its eco-friendly phone cases. If you're looking for a phone case that combines thoughtful design with lower-impact materials, you can explore its collection below.