Events your sustainability team can report against.
Attendee travel, freight, energy, materials, waste: we measure your event’s footprint to Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol scopes and give you a report that drops straight into your own accounting. We produce to a managed sustainability framework aligned with ISO 20121 and ISO 14001.
A managed process, not a marketing word.
We build and run events to the framework of these standards. Aligned means we operate to their principles; certified means a third party has audited us. We’ll always tell you which is which. Today we are aligned, not certified.
ISO 20121
Event sustainability management. We plan, deliver, and review events across environmental, social, and economic impact to the standard’s framework. Aligned, not certified.
- Plan
- Deliver
- Review
ISO 14001
Environmental management. Resource use, waste, and impact handled to ISO 14001 principles: objectives, monitoring, continual improvement. Aligned, not certified.
- Resource use
- Waste
- Improvement
GHG Protocol
We measure event emissions across GHG Protocol Scope 1, 2, and 3 using recognized emission factors, so the numbers are consistent and defensible.
- Scope 1
- Scope 2
- Scope 3
ISO 45001
Occupational health and safety management. Site practice run to ISO 45001 principles: hazard identification, incident review, and continual improvement. Aligned, not certified.
- Aligned
- Site practice
Safety has its own page: OSHA-grounded site practice, NEC show power, NFPA and ADA room design, ESA and ANSI/ESTA guidance, ETCP-certified rigging, and an emergency action plan on every show.
We hand you the number your team has to file.
Most production companies talk about sustainability. We produce the document your sustainability and procurement teams actually need: a measured footprint, not a feeling. Under corporate net-zero commitments, your event sits in your Scope 3 inventory whether or not anyone quantified it. We quantify it.
An event footprint, by source
Travel, freight, energy, catering, materials, and waste: quantified and broken out by source, not estimated as a lump.
- Travel
- Freight
- Materials
Mapped to your Scope 1 / 2 / 3
The report lands in the structure your ESG and procurement teams already file against. No reformatting on your end.
- Scope 1
- Scope 2
- Scope 3
Built to drop into your reporting
A document your sustainability lead can put straight into a compliance file, turning an unaccounted event into a measured one.
- Compliance-ready
- Audit trail
Where the reductions come from.
Measurement only counts when it’s paired with real levers. Here is where impact moves on a Space City Pro production.
Broadcast & hybrid
Multi-site broadcast and streaming bring part of the audience in remotely, cutting attendee travel, the largest line in most event footprints.
- Multi-site
- Streaming
LED inventory
We run LED video, drawing far less power than legacy fixtures.
- LED video
- Lower draw
Optimized freight routes
We plan transport to cut miles and consolidate loads across a program.
- Fewer miles
- Consolidated
Reusable scenic & staging
Built to be struck, stored, and used again, not landfilled after one show.
- Reusable
- Stored & reused
Digital-first, recycled in print
Signage and collateral go digital first; when we do print, it’s on recycled stock.
- Digital-first
- Recycled stock
Teams across the country
Our crews are based across the country, so the team working your show travels shorter distances to get there.
- National network
- Local crews
Waste diversion at strike
Recycling stations on the event floor, and waste diverted from landfill at strike.
- Load-out recycling
- Floor stations
Have a carbon-reporting requirement or an ESG-supplier gate? Start there.
If your event carries a Scope 3 line your team has to account for, send us the sustainability section of your RFP. We’ll tell you what we can measure, what we can report, and what we can honestly claim, before you sign anything.