North East Heating Solutions fights climate change with tree planting

We’ve supported the planting of over 80 trees this past year with our charity partner Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust.

As part of our pledge to help offset carbon emissions and combat climate change, we’ve supported the planting of a tree in the Yorkshire Dales for every heating installation we’ve completed. In just a year, this partnership has seen the planting of 89 trees in supporter woodlands like Ormsgill Wood near Malham.

Owner of North East Heating Solutions, Howard Klineberg, said: “I’m incredibly proud of this achievement. Our mission is to help deliver carbon neutral heating to homes and offices and now, over 15 tonnes of carbon could be offset in the next fifty years thanks to our customers and our charity partner, Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust.

We look forward to continuing to support their work in the Yorkshire Dales, helping them create beautiful and sustainable woodlands for everyone to enjoy.”

Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust’s Woodland Officer Carol Douglas said: “Through our ‘Together for Trees’ campaign we are working with many supporters and partners such as North East Heating Solutions to plant as many trees as we can across the Dales. Trees are hugely valuable as a habitat for wildlife supporting some of our most endangered woodland animals, like red squirrels, dormice and cuckoos.

“They are also important for our mental health and wellbeing and we believe that everyone should have access to them. The appeal aims to raise funds to create beautiful woodlands that everyone can enjoy for years to come.

“Our partnership with North East Heating Solutions is one we are proud of and is helping to plant trees across the Dales. We’ll hopefully be able to welcome them to the woodlands they’re supporting later in the year.”

The partnership between North East Heating Solutions and Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust began in March 2020. This year, we’ve pledged to support the planting of over a hundred trees.

This story was shared by the Ilkley Gazette, the Wharfedale Observer and the Telegraph and Argus.