Darlington Employers Environment Partnership (DEEP) is a collaboration of likeminded local businesses committed to working together to generate more sustainable outcomes from products, services, and approaches.
Objectives
The purpose of the group is to act as a champion for the business community in and around Darlington to:
- Demonstrate an ambition to reduce environmental impact and support the transition towards net zero.
- Share knowledge, information and best practice in order to learn from each other.
- Link with local, regional and national initiatives.
- Celebrate achievement on sustainability.
- Monitor progress against pledges & commitments.
- Publicise local initiatives and showcase the role Darlington-based businesses can play in enabling a just transition to net zero across the UK and further afield.
Lingfield Point visit highlights Net Zero potential for older buildings
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Darlington Rotary ‘delighted’ to become part of DEEP
DARLINGTON Rotary has become the latest member of this environmental partnership of organisations working together to achieve Net Zero.
Greenbox Darlington joins DEEP to champion the region’s net zero transition
Greenbox Darlington joins DEEP to champion the region’s net zero transition A net zero carbon development has become the latest member of DEEP (Darlington Employers…
The DEEP Podcast | Episode 3
In Episode 3 of the DEEP Podcast, host Adam is joined by North East business leader Sarah Marshall from TEP Electrical.
“The businesses coming together in DEEP have generated a real sense of momentum that is really encouraging, and we are not aware of another town in the UK that has shown the same kind of proactivity in developing a partnership approach to a momentous challenge facing businesses worldwide.
“Our aim is to encourage as many organisations as possible to play their part, and to learn from each other.
“It’s a macro to micro approach in which everyone – from major companies down to individuals – should be asking the question: ‘What contribution can I make?’
“Let’s acknowledge that we all have a responsibility but, at the same time, use DEEP as a way of promoting local businesses, and showcasing Darlington as a progressive place, where we support each other and operate collaboratively.”
Rob Macdiarmid,
Chair of DEEP
