Global warming is one of the most addressable, critical challenges facing us today. The average insurance application and policy consume an 8” high by 6-8” diameter piece of timber. Now consider the 700 million sheets of paper used in the industry to support the agent and carrier selling process every year. A business that processes 50,000 applications a year can save 1.65 million sheets of paper. The reduced paper use, paper cost savings, the carbon footprint reduction, and increased agent productivity are huge benefits resulting from iGO e-App. --Tim Wallace, CEO, iPipeline.
iPipeline’s iGO e-App is a great example of how a technology solution can reduce paper consumption and provide users with business benefits, but the only way to get your emissions to zero is through offsetting. A carbon offset represents a reduction in emissions somewhere else - like a renewable energy or a reforestation project - to balance out the emissions you cannot reduce.
How does it work? This is how it all works:
Please be a part of the solution with us! Offsetting is an easy, but important way to take responsibility for the emissions you cannot reduce, but that impact the climate.
