With the opening of the new headquarters in June 2015, FotoFinder has taken an important step towards sustainable construction. The new office was designed from an sustainable point of view.

Besides using construction materials that were chosen considering the requirements of the low energy guidelines (by the EnEV, the German Energy Saving Ordinance), many regional suppliers have been used building the FotoFinder headquarters.

With a 350 m² photovoltaic system, FotoFinder produces its own energy using solar power. Thus, it ensures a sustainable and efficient energy supply of the new headquarters.
If any additional energy is required, the company relies on green electricity. FotoFinder obtains its natural gas for heating from the company LichtBlick.

The carbon dioxide (CO₂) released during combustion is entirely compensated by a climate protection project in Ghana.
This project is certified according to the “Gold Standard” – the world’s most stringent standard for climate protection projects.

The conservation of resources as well as the prevention of waste are important to FotoFinder. All systems are manufactured according to RoHS directives.

Due to eco-friendly production and different technical processes, unnecessary waste is avoided.

Also, when it comes to recycling and the disposal of electronic devices, FotoFinder honors its obligation according to the “ElektroG” law (Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act).