ESG statement.

Last updated: 6 November 2026

This statement summarises how PureNet Solutions Limited manages its environmental, social and governance (ESG) responsibilities, with links to the policies and documents behind each one. It's for clients, procurement teams and anyone else who wants to understand how we run the business.

Environmental

• Net zero by 2040. Our carbon reduction plan sets out our emissions, measured with the UK government's conversion factors: 42.3 tCO2e in our 2025 baseline year and an estimated 31.7 tCO2e in 2026. We've set a target of 40% below the baseline by 2031.
• A small footprint by design. Our team works mainly from home, we meet clients and each other on Microsoft Teams rather than travelling, we have no printers, and the systems we run for clients are hosted with Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud rather than in our own server rooms.
• Renewable energy and recycling. As our environmental policy describes, we invest in renewable energy and recycling initiatives.

Social

• Our people. Our health and safety policy covers everyone across the PureNet Group, in the office, at client sites and working from home, and is reviewed at least annually. Our quality policy commits us to training our people and to a work environment that promotes their wellbeing.
• Our supply chains. Our modern slavery statement sets out the steps we take to prevent modern slavery and human trafficking in our business and supply chains.
• Our community. Our team has raised money for local charities, and we work with charities including The Royal British Legion. See our impact.
• Our clients and their customers. We listen to feedback and act on complaints through a recorded process: see feedback and complaints.

Governance

• Independently certified. Our management system is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 and audited every year by an independent, UKAS-accredited certification body.
• Board-signed policies. Our quality policy and information security policy are signed on behalf of the board, and reviewed through internal audits and management reviews.
• Data protection. We handle personal information under UK GDPR, as set out in our privacy policy, including our role as a data processor for clients. Questions go to privacy@purenet.co.uk.
• Security and resilience. We maintain and test a business continuity plan, and anyone can report a security issue to us.

Reviewing this statement

We review this statement each year, alongside our carbon reduction plan and our ISO management review.

See also: our impact · all our certification and policies