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Tree-V takes the Practical Classics show at the NEC! Myrtle (and the rest of the Tree-V team) were invited as part of the FBHCs stand

Historic vehicle enthusiasts can now balance their love of heritage vehicles with doing good for the environment thanks to a new initiative from the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs.

Launching today, the FBHVC will be providing a quick and simple way for their members to carbon balance their emissions thanks to the planting of new woodland here in the UK. And we’re very proud to say that scheme will be delivered by us here at Tree-V!

It’s a hugely important question as we enter the 21st century and being environmentally friendly is on the agenda. Knowing what is a classic, what is a veteran and what is simple an old battered car is important if we want to work out which vehicles should be exempt from pollution charge zones

We love our classic cars here at Tree-V, in fact getting our own 1968 Morris Minor 1000 was what inspired us to start this company! That means we know what you classic car enthusiasts are thinking when it comes to your pride and joy and the environment.

Here’s some fascinating transport facts direct from the Department for Transport

Want to have a greener vehicle but an electric car is not in your budget? Here’s 7 top tips to make your car more eco friendly.

There seems to be a pro-electric car announcement in the news everyday and every new Government announcement on ‘going green’ is focused on getting us all driving battery powered wheels. Unfortunately though, buried in the small print, is the fact most of these cars cost a significant portion more than their fossil fuelled brethren.

Does the ability to carbon offset encourage petrol and diesel engines to continue being made by car manufacturers?

Are we delaying the future by trying to make our fossil fuelled cars as clean as possible?

Scope 1, 2 and 3 is a way of categorising the different kinds of carbon emissions a company creates in its own operations, and in its wider value chain.

Historic vehicle enthusiasts can now balance their love of heritage vehicles with doing good for the environment thanks to a new initiative from the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs.

Launching today, the FBHVC will be providing a quick and simple way for their members to carbon balance their emissions thanks to the planting of new woodland here in the UK. And we’re very proud to say that scheme will be delivered by us here at Tree-V!

As consumers become ever more environmentally conscious it’s important for any business, big or small, to be thinking about their carbon footprint, or should we say carbon tyre-print. Read on to see how your business can make a quick win have a huge impact.

It’s powerful. It’s got a huge engine. It’s got rubbish mpg if you’re really enjoying yourself. Your average sports or supercar doesn’t feel an obvious or easy candidate for carbon offsetting or carbon capturing.

This weekend we took a trip down to the F1 at Silverstone to enjoy three days of fast cars, drama and British weather. As a carbon offsetting company of course we couldn’t help but notice the Silverstone’s team focus on sustainability this year.

This week Tree-V hit a very exciting milestone! We’ve carbon balanced over a million miles! It’s a wonderful thing for the planet so a big thank you to our customers.