JOLT, PHD & Audi Deliver Australia’s First Carbon Negative Media Campaign

JOLT, PHD & Audi Deliver Australia’s First Carbon Negative Media Campaign

JOLT, Australia’s free, fast EV charging and digital out-of-home advertising network has announced its industry first ‘carbon negative’ media program, ‘Clean
Futures’.

JOLT is the only media provider in Australia to have third-party verification
through the world-leading greenhouse gas crediting program Vera Verified Carbon
Standard (VCS). It has joined forces with ‘Clean Futures’ launch partner Audi, who utilises JOLT’s
out-of-home network to connect with high-quality, pioneering and engaged audiences.

Doug McNamee, CEO of JOLT said, “JOLT aims to raise the bar, with a means of
quantifying the positive impact our advertising solutions have on consumers and
broader communities, being carbon negative’, whilst also improving transparency
around carbon metrics. ‘Carbon negativity’ provides a genuine, measurable impact
on the environment, not to be mistaken with carbon neutrality, where carbon
emitted is purely cancelled out.”

Brands’ ‘carbon negative’ media campaigns on the JOLT network generate verified
carbon credits, where more carbon is removed from the atmosphere than what is
emitted which is enabled by JOLT’s provision of free EV charging that accelerates
EV uptake and reduces petrol cars on roads.

Transitioning to zero emissions transport will have a significant impact on climate change globally, given 27 per cent of all carbon emissions come from the transportation sector.

General manager of marketing for Audi Australia, Nick Reid said: “Electric mobility is
the central element of a more sustainable transportation system and we are
committed to maximising renewable energy use at Audi Australia which doesn’t just
end with our EV models. Sustainability stretches across the business. By partnering
with JOLT’s Clean Futures program, we can utilise ‘carbon negative’ media, to
ultimately drive EV adoption with confidence that we’re making a direct positive
Impact on the environment and reducing carbon emissions as a brand.”

PHD CEO Mark Jarrett added, “Renewing this partnership is vindication of the
approach both Audi and JOLT have taken over the past two years. For us at PHD,
It’s rewarding to be involved in an initiative that doesn’t just represent effective
marketing but also contributes to building out infrastructure for a more sustainable
future.”

As JOLT’s network continues to expand, more brands will have increasingly scalable
opportunities to join the initial partnering brands and media agencies already starting
to measure, verify and recognise their positive impact on the community through the
JOLT Clean Futures program.

 




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