SUSTAINABILITY
At Hawkimage Ltd, we recognise that our operations—particularly vehicle use and warehousing—have a direct impact on the environment. We are committed to continually improving our environmental performance, preventing pollution, and ensuring full compliance with all relevant environmental legislation and industry best practices.
To support this commitment, we aim to:
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- Reduce emissions through efficient route planning and vehicle maintenance
- Minimise energy consumption across our warehousing facilities
- Promote recycling and responsible waste management
- Work with suppliers and clients who share our environmental values
Environmental responsibility is integrated into our daily operations and long-term planning. By doing so, we strive not only to meet regulatory requirements, but to lead by example in sustainable logistics within the film and television transport sector.
MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE
Hawkimage Ltd is committed to becoming more sustainable in order to protect the environment we all share. By lowering emissions and investing in carbon offsetting initiatives, we aim to reduce the environmental impact of our operations and contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable future.
CONSERVING RESOURCES
At Hawkimage Ltd, we are committed to reducing waste through effective recycling and reuse practices. Where possible, old sets are either sent to designated recycling facilities or stored for reuse on future productions.
REDUCING WASTE & POLUTION
All Hawkimage Ltd vehicles meet Euro 6 standards, ensuring full compliance with current low-emission regulations. Our fleet is also compatible with HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) fuel, allowing us to further reduce our carbon emissions where applicable. In addition to our low-emission transport practices, we are committed to responsible waste management. All general waste is properly sorted and recycled in line with environmental best practices, supporting our broader sustainability objectives.
IMPROVING PUBLIC HEALTH
At Hawkimage Ltd, we recognise that sustainable transport plays a vital role in protecting public health. By operating a fleet of Euro 6 vehicles and using cleaner fuels such as HVO, we significantly reduce harmful emissions that contribute to air pollution. This helps lower the risk of respiratory illnesses and heart conditions in local communities. Our commitment to quieter, more efficient operations also helps reduce noise pollution and congestion, creating safer, healthier environments wherever we work.
LEGAL COMPLIANCE
For transport companies like Hawkimage Ltd, sustainability is a legal responsibility. Our vehicles must meet emission standards to avoid fines, and we use cleaner fuels like HVO to cut pollution. We also manage waste responsibly and follow environmental rules to ensure we operate safely, legally, and sustainably.
At HawkImage, we take our environmental responsibilities seriously and are continuously seeking ways to reduce our carbon footprint. As part of our sustainability efforts, all of our vehicles are fully compatible with HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) fuel — a renewable, sustainable alternative to traditional diesel. By using HVO, we're able to reduce our carbon emissions by up to 90%, significantly lowering the environmental impact of our operations without compromising performance or reliability. This is just one of the many steps we’re taking to drive positive change within the transport industry and contribute to a cleaner, greener future.
Being listed on the BAFTA albert Suppliers Directory is a strong stamp of environmental credibility for Hawkimage Ltd. It demonstrates that the company has successfully passed an independent audit against rigorous, industry-specific sustainability standards—such as transparent fuel-usage reporting, use of circular practices, renewable energy, or low-carbon transport. These standards are vetted yearly by BAFTA albert to ensure continuous, measurable improvements. Inclusion in this directory not only signals to film and TV productions that Hawkimage is a trusted, eco‑conscious partner, but also elevates its visibility among commissioning teams actively seeking to decarbonise their projects.