Nomadix has earned The Climate Label, building on our 2022 Climate Neutral Certification. This achievement highlights our commitment to impactful initiatives like lower-carbon materials and renewable energy, as we accelerate efforts to reduce emissions and collectively tackle climate change.
Our path to The Climate Label reflects a proactive approach to amplifying our climate impact. This year, we partnered with The Change Climate Project to pilot their new climate action framework. Beyond our greenhouse gas (GHG) assessments, we set a climate transition budget to fund emissions-reducing projects across our operations and supply chain for meaningful global change.
Spoiler: We're a work in progress—our emissions increased slightly last year, but we’re addressing the issues and committed to refining our strategies to further meet our climate goals.
As an early adopter of The Climate Label, Nomadix is committed to bridging the gap between climate commitment and tangible progress. This year, we focused on:
1. Investing in lower-carbon materials
2. Establishing a dedicated role for community and sustainability initiatives
3. Advocating for climate action
4. Purchasing Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs): (Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) are tradable certificates that represent proof that one megawatt-hour of renewable energy has been generated and fed into the grid. They are used to track and verify the use of renewable energy, allowing businesses and individuals to claim the environmental benefits of using green power.)
The Envira Amazonia Project is a REDD+ project in the State of Acre, Brazil. It aims to protect up to 200,000 hectares of tropical rainforest, preserving rich biodiversity, providing direct benefits to local communities, and mitigating the release of ~12.6 million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions over the first 10 years of the project.
As the number one emitter of greenhouse gases on the planet, China’s vital wind projects have a high impact on improving greenhouse gas emissions by creating clean energy supply for communities and improving air and water quality.
The Southern Resident orcas living along the West Coast are down to just 74 individuals. Restoring streams that feed into the Pacific, planting trees that benefit regional habitat, and engaging the next generation of orca caretakers will help these pods have the food and clean water they need to thrive.
The BEF works with numerous tree planting partners up and down the West Coast of the United States planting trees for habitat restoration and recovery by providing funding to these partners.
Tribal renewable energy programs provide much needed energy independence, resilience, and reduced energy costs to tribal nations while also supporting hands-on workforce development and local STEM education.
Offsetting is a temporary fix, which is why we’re committed to further action toward positive environmental change. With the Nomadix Roadmap to Sustainability and a bold list of commitments, we plan to cut our emissions in half by 2030. Next steps? Holding ourselves accountable for our impact.
Earth-first work in progress
Reduce emissions from electricity used in our HQ office + warehouse by 50% in the next 12 months.
Status: Completed
We will switch equipment used to maneuver Nomadix product at 3PL warehouse from LPG to electric.
Status: Completed
Reduce air freight emissions in upstream shipping by 50% by 2024. We will reduce our air freight emissions in upstream shipping.
Status: In Progress
We will phase out all virgin plastic from packaging and shipping.
Status: In Progress
Transition from 2-day air to ground shipping across all D2C shipments.
Status: In Progress
Implement a low carbon sourcing/purchasing policy to switch packaging materials to recycled cardboard 100% across all shipping materials at our 3PL facility.
Status: Newly Set
