As INTX continues to grow across events, corporate travel, and transport management, we recognise that increased business activity can also increase environmental impact. That’s why measuring and understanding our emissions is such an important part of our long-term sustainability strategy. 

Our latest Carbon Footprint Summary highlights a total footprint of 118.99 tCO₂e, with the vast majority of emissions sitting within Scope 3 — the indirect emissions linked to supply chain activity, business travel, commuting, and purchased services. Importantly, the report recorded 0.00 tCO₂e for both Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, reflecting the structure of our operations and the way our services are delivered.  

For a growing transport business, this is an important insight. As client demand increases and operations expand, supplier and travel-related emissions naturally rise alongside that growth. Rather than ignoring this, we believe in being transparent about where our impact sits and how we can improve it over time. 

The report also reinforces where our efforts are focused moving forward — working closely with suppliers, supporting local environmental initiatives such as tree planting with The Mersey Forest, and continuing our commitment to more responsible transport solutions across the events and business travel sectors.  

Sustainability is not a one-time project; it’s an ongoing process of measuring, learning, and improving. By establishing a clear emissions baseline now, INTX can make smarter decisions as we continue to grow responsibly in the years ahead. 

Read the full report here: INTX Carbon Footprint Summary 2025-2026