Make the transition to electric. Take charge with oortu.
Play your role for a truly sustainable future.
THE GREAT SHIFT
Let’s rise together for the ultimate goal. A sustainable world.
We are shifting towards the ecological phase of the human revolution.
Together, let’s build a future worth living. A world worth building together. For people and for all species on the planet.
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Build a future that includes everyone.
Individual action. Collective impact.
Spark a movement.
Inspire friends to make the transition to help tackle climate change together. Drive awareness.
Discover how oortu community is making an impact. See milestones achieved together.
oortu Positive
Small actions. Big Difference.
Share your impact with friends. Help accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy future.
See how your transition to electric has made a climate positive change. Track and share your CO2 savings with friends. Drive awareness. Spark a movement. Multiply your impact by getting more people involved.
The Climate Pledge
The Tip of the Iceberg
Climate change caused by human activity is one of the biggest challenges of our generation. There is today an increasing threat of climate change. In order to combat this, we all need to make concrete efforts to ensure our actions today do not negatively affect future generations.
In the face of the rising environmental challenge of climate change, we, at oortu recognise the need to collaborate with others to tackle the effects of climate change.
The Paris Agreement Temperature Goal of 1.5°C.
Every fraction of a degree makes a difference.
Establishing 1.5°C global mean temperature rise above pre-industrial levels as the long-term warming limit.​
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To achieve this goal, net zero CO2 emissions need to be achieved globally around 2050 and global greenhouse gas emissions need to be halved by 2030.
If we don’t act now, we will pass
1.5°C by 2030​
Global Warming Index​
Human-induced warming​
This number shows the up-to-the-second assessment of human-induced global warming. In the 2015 Paris agreement, countries around the world agreed to work towards keeping global warming ideally at 1.5°C in order to avoid thew worst impacts of climate change.
Contributor to human-induced climate change
This number shows the up-to-the-second assessment of global carbon dioxide emissions. CO2 emissions are the biggest contributor to human-induced climate change.