Green forest reflected in a still lake, representing environmental sustainability

How we reduce our carbon footprint

Published on  
1 August 2019
Updated on  
3 August 2026
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Nik Samoylov
Conjointly Founder

Since 2019, Conjointly has aimed to reduce its environmental impact and shrink our carbon footprint through renewable energy and energy efficiency.


Conjointly follows the lead of clients in the consumer goods industry, many of whom have tested eco-friendly products on the platform. Overall, our research keeps finding sizeable segments of consumers who are seeking out ecological products.

Each year, Conjointly offers a grant to a team member to support the adoption of sustainable energy solutions at their home office. This grant covers installing solar panels, stationary batteries, or improving insulation and energy efficiency.

Previously, we relied upon third-party suppliers for carbon credits, but we found that it is hard to verify their effectiveness. By providing this grant, we empower our team to take concrete steps in reducing their carbon footprint. Whether harnessing solar power, storing excess energy, or enhancing insulation, this initiative aligns with our commitment to a greener future and embracing renewable energy solutions.


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