Clear Channel joins Ad Net Zero for critical year in climate action

Clear Channel has joined a number of other supporters, including leading media and advertising companies, all of which have committed to help the UK advertising industry achieve net zero by end 2030 through funding, specialist expertise and resourcing. 

As a member of Ad Net Zero's steering group, we will be taking an active role in helping to deliver on the Ad Net Zero action plan that was announced in 2020.

Stephen Woodford, Chief Executive, Advertising Association, said: “First, thanks to all the supporters from across our industry that have come together to make a fast start on this Action Plan. As a collective, our ambition is to set our industry on a clear path to net zero with immediate actions to measure, track and reduce the carbon impact of the way our industry operates. We will also be focusing on how UK advertising’s creativity can support the rapid shifts in consumer behaviour needed to address the climate emergency that we all face.”

Martin Corke, Chief Marketing Officer, Clear Channel UK, said: “At Clear Channel, driving sustainability has always been integral to how we operate as a business. From installing LED lighting in advertising panels at scale to introducing recycled materials and livings roofs to our bus shelters, we have made some great progress in reducing our environmental impact. Yet, we recognize that we need to do more, we need to act fast and we need to come together as an industry to make a material difference. We’re therefore delighted to join this initiative to help accelerate the journey towards a Net Zero target.”

Other Ad Net Zero supporters include: Accenture Interactive, adam&eveDDB, APA, APRCO, Campaign Collective/PRCA, Channel 4, Coffee and TV, Dentsu, Direct Line, DMA, Droga5, E.ON, Facebook, Google, Guardian, Hallam, Havas, IAB UK, IPA, ISBA, ITV, JCDecaux UK, Karmarama, The Mill, Nexus, Omnicom Media Group, Park Village, PPA, Publicis Groupe, Rock Kitchen Harris, Rothco, Royal Mail, Sky, St Luke’s, STV, Unilever, Wieden+Kennedy and WPP.

You can find more information about Ad Net Zero here.