Hill Robinson is the first company in the yachting sector to offset its unavoidable carbon footprint using Yacht Carbon Offset’s new ‘blue’ carbon project, Mikoko Pamoja.
Hill Robinson’s significant step counterbalances its entire predicted 2021 carbon footprint generated by its corporate activity - an estimated production of over 1,250 tonnes of CO2e. Its action is part of a wider strategy of change that Hill Robinson is implementing to reduce its environmental impact.
Mikoko Pamoja is a mangrove conservation and restoration project in Kenya. In addition to significant carbon capture and storage, this community-led project brings extensive benefits to the local population.
For more information about blue carbon see Yacht Carbon Offset Managing Director Rachel Goult’s in-depth article: Shining the light on blue carbon.
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