Sandfield Penstock Solutions of Stourport on Severn, Worcestershire has become a new Bronze member of The Green Organisation, one of the world’s leading environmental groups. Bronze membership is awarded to companies, councils and communities that can demonstrate the effectiveness of their environmental initiatives and a firm commitment to continual improvement.
Dawn Tebbett of Sandfield Penstock Solutions said “We’re delighted to join The Green Organisation and to meet their demanding environmental criteria. Sustainability is at the heart of our operations, and this membership recognises our efforts to minimise our impact and operate responsibly.”
A spokesman for The Green Organisation commented: “Sandfield Penstock Solutions has shown impressive commitment to environmental improvement and is setting a positive example for others to follow. Their new Bronze membership highlights their dedication to protecting the environment for future generations.”
As a member, Sandfield Penstock Solutions is entitled to display The Green Organisation’s distinctive Green Apple logo on their literature, stationery and livery — identifying them as an organisation actively striving to reduce its environmental impact. Members also gain access to the organisation’s reference library, Eco Echo publication, and a network of like-minded organisations, along with a host of other benefits.
By joining, Sandfield Penstock Solutions is also supporting The Green Organisation’s wider environmental work — including publication of The Green Book, an annual reference for environmental best practice, and humanitarian efforts such as supplying recycled goods, clothing, and kit to developing nations.
The spokesman added: “The Green Organisation is independent, non-political and non-activist, dedicated to recognising, rewarding and promoting positive environmental initiatives around the world. Through our international Green Apple Environment Awards, we help shine a spotlight on organisations like Sandfield Penstock Solutions whose efforts inspire others to take action — and to realise the commercial and financial benefits that sustainable practices can bring.”
Dawn Tebbett is available for interview/photo: 01299 823158
December 2025
