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As climate change and extreme weather events are already impacting Malta and the globe, all businesses whether big or small need to act NOW to reduce their carbon footprint.
Our sources of carbon emissions & electricity usage.
Key infrastructure & sources of energy with renewables.
Our business and invest for our community.
Take a look at our projects
Take a look at our projects
Take a look at our projects
We’re developing one of the leading sustainable buildings in Malta.
Over 3k solar & photovoltaic panels on the walls, roofs & car park, which will generate 1MWh of solar energy.
Reservoir under the building to store & recycle water & utilizing water from basins to flush the toilets & water plants.
Advanced systems like motion sensor lighting & aircons to turn these on only when locations are occupied.
An energy management company, SENS leverages proprietary IOT based technology to reduce energy consumption and associated costs for commercial buildings. The company serves large hotels and commercial clients in Malta, the UK, mainland Europe, Dubai, Mauritius, Maldives and Barbados.
Currently, around 3,415 hotel rooms in Malta make use of the SENS system which is helping these businesses save on energy consumption and reduce energy waste.
AQS Med Ltd specializes in offering comprehensive renewable energy solutions for residential and commercial properties, positioning itself as a market leader in PV systems, water and underfloor heating, smart home automation, and EV chargers’ installations on the island.
Over 50,000 panels have been installed.
Our carbon footprint is a pivotal step to understanding our contribution to global warming. By measuring our Greenhouse Gas emissions (GHG), we can craft a strategy for reducing them, improving our sustainability credentials and cost of emissions.
As a result, we have partnered with Green Element to measure our GHG emissions and to better understand our impact.
Scope 1: direct emissions from owned or controlled sources, such as refrigerants from air conditioning in office.
Scope 2: indirect emissions from the generation of purchased electricity, like base stations and the data centre.
Scope 3: all indirect emissions not covered in scope 2 that occur in the value chain of GO, including upstream and downstream emissions, such as suppliers, customers, employees’ hybrid working, air travel and employee commuting.
Our emission reduction targets were developed in line with the Paris Agreement to keep global warming below 1.5℃.
– 42% by 2030
– 90% by 2050
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“Our purpose at GO is to drive a digital Malta where no one is left behind. In order to live our purpose well, we had to have environmental sustainability as one of our key strategic pillars if we are to ensure a better life for future generations. At GO, we want to go beyond making GO Green. Through our initiatives we want to support our clients in achieving their sustainability goals.”
Nikhil Patil – CEO
From finding new ways to collect and refurbish equipment that has helped us reduce waste to upgrading the network to 5G enabling us to install new intelligent energy saving systems and saving on paper by introducing Scrive digital document signing, here is how our employees are making a difference.
The Malta ESG Alliance (MESGA) aims to bring together driven and like-minded organisations to collaborate, learn from each other and advocate for change on selected collective priority areas in ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance).
As a member of the board of administrator, GO takes part in various stakeholder meetings to support MESGA’s objectives of:
Roberta Metsola
“Climate change is ravaging our continent and our world – it is no longer a problem for another generation to deal with.”
Peter Drucker
“What gets measured gets managed.”
Greta Thunberg
“Once we begin to act, hope is everywhere.”
Barack Obama
“We are the first generation to feel the effect of climate change & the last generation who can do something about it.”
Tips and tricks for a sustainable lifestyle.
The start of September usually brings to mind the start of another school year. It’s crucial that we start to consider the environmental impact of going back to school. From the stationery we use to the energy we consume, small changes can make a big difference.