We are thrilled to announce that Scotmas has officially been certified as a B Corporation (B Corp)! This esteemed certification places us among a growing business community that prioritises environmental performance, transparency, community engagement and corporate governance. Being a B Corp reflects our unwavering dedication to sustainability and our mission to provide innovative water treatment…
Scotmas CEO Alistair Cameron shares the company’s journey towards Net Zero. When COP26 took place in Glasgow in 2021, Scotmas boldly committed to becoming a Net Zero organisation by 2025. With just over a year to go, we want to share the highs and lows of our journey over the past three years and discuss…
Scotmas has recently established a team of employee volunteers who are passionate about creating a positive impact on the environment. The team’s main objective is to achieve Net Zero by 2025 and obtain B Corp certification for the company. They have been working tirelessly to develop and implement sustainable solutions to reduce the company’s carbon…
The world faces an existential threat of climate change, and governments are scrambling to find solutions. One such solution that has gained traction in recent years is the Net Zero strategy. This strategy aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to zero by balancing the emissions produced with an equivalent amount removed from the atmosphere. Net…
When we think of achieving Net Zero emissions, we often imagine large-scale projects like wind farms or solar power plants. However, the reality is that small changes made by individuals and businesses can have a significant impact on our journey to a sustainable future. These small changes are often overlooked, but they are the hidden…
With climate change and environmental degradation threatening our planet, it’s more important than ever to instil a sense of environmental responsibility in our children. Children are the future leaders who will shape our world, and by teaching them from an early age to care for the environment, we can cultivate a generation of little green…