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Global commitment

OUR GLOBAL COMMITMENT


Transport of our goods is one of the largest source of emissions, and Arte and many other such companies do not have full control of it. For the most part, this lies in the hands of third parties such as transport companies and individual user behaviour.

However, this does not mean that we do not take action in this field. We continue to support our transport partners to encourage more sustainable transportation practices and empower our customers to make informed, sustainable choices.

CO2 emissions offset

On top of that, we take responsibility for our remaining emissions today by contributing to global climate projects. This way we offset our calculated emissions, doing everything in our power as a company to become carbon neutral. We fund climate action projects that have a positive impact on global CO₂ emissions and drive sustainable development around the world.


Genneia Wind in Argentina

Argentina is home to the Western Hemisphere's best wind resources, with the Atlantic coastline and southern Patagonia experiencing year-round, steady wind. However, the country still relies heavily on fossil-fuel based power and the national grid operates at near capacity, leaving Buenos Aires and other cities prone to blackouts. This project installs 71 state-of-the art wind turbines across 6 wind farms. The turbines will harness the power of strong prevailing winds to generate clean, renewable electricity for the national grid. 

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Forest restoration in Paraguay

Cattle ranching and soy production are Paraguay's main industries. Sadly, they have also destroyed much of its woodlands. This project spans across a 2.309-hectare estate which was used for intensive farming. Around a quarter of its natural forest is still intact, though heavily damaged. The project will restore it and create a sustainable wood industry that balances the health of the ecosystem and the needs of the local economy. Quick-growing exotic trees are planted in the damaged areas of land, replenishing the forests and improving ecosystem resilience in the area. 

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