Our production facility in rural Somerset is 100% powered by the sun – thanks to our rooftop solar panel array.

Since installing our solar system in 20XX we’ve saved huge quantities of fossil fuels by generating our own electricity, powering everything from the tools in our factory to the electric vehicle chargers in our car park.

We enjoy the beauty of our rural surroundings – situated in the rolling countryside of the South West.

In an effort to minimise our visual and environmental impact on our natural habitat we’ve invested into our local landscape, having acquired acres of land around our production facility. On which we have begun our own tree-planting campaign, in order to offset our carbon emissions and beautify our local area for years to come.

As part of our commitment to reducing waste and single-use products we have switched to using carbon offset paper products where they are available.

By printing on carbon offset paper we help fund the planting of trees and the restoration of degraded peatlands. These projects will remove tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere, whilst providing flood mitigation, enhanced biodiversity and increased public access.

As part of our vehicle conversion process we remove many original components from our brand new vehicles – including plastic interior parts.

As part of our ISO:9001 engineering process, any unused parts are sorted for recycling depending on their composition – or sold back to the aftermarket for the repair of other vehicles.

Brotherwood were the first convertor in the UK to provide a fully electric Wheelchair Accessible in 2015, with the launch of the Nissan eNV-200 ‘Envy’ WAV.

We continue to offer zero-emissions accessible transport with the release of our ‘elektron’ conversion for the Vauxhaull Vivaro eLife, offering our clients the option to switch to zero-emission motoring.