An insurance specialist is stepping up its net zero drive by partnering with a leading environmental advisor.

Oldbury-based Evolution Claims Management, known for using tech to handle claims for the UK's top insurance brands, has teamed up with Sustainable Advantage.

The partnership aims to improve company's environmental, social, and governance performance.


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Sustainable Advantage, an external specialist carbon consultancy, has been appointed to collate and verify data, calculate the company's greenhouse gas emissions, and advise on carbon reduction options.

The goal is to achieve a net zero balance between the amount of greenhouse gas produced and the amount removed from the atmosphere.

The base year results have been set after analysing data for January to December 2023, with goals for emission reduction set for 2030 and 2045.

Managing director, Russell Crewe, said: "Evolution Claims realise that insurers and service providers have an integral role to play in helping society to be as resilient as possible to the impacts of climate change, so we are pleased to be working with Sustainable Advantage to shape a greener future.

"We are committed to operating in a sustainable and responsible manner as part of our long-term success and are now keen to reduce our carbon footprint.

"Partnering with Sustainable Advantage we will continue to work diligently to reduce our footprint and advance our company’s sustainability.”

Client services director, Ritchie Marshall, added: "ESG is no longer a choice, it is a necessity.

"Both clients and investors expect it and here at Evolution Claims Management we are fully on board.

"Led by our ESG committee we have set up some fantastic company-wide objectives."

The company delivers customer experience in claims management and building repairs for leading insurance brands.

The privately owned business, launched in 2016, operates a fixed fee model whereby charges remain the same regardless of the repair value.