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Rapanui is an Eco-Fashion company from the Isle of Wight, that makes Organic, Ethical clothing using Renewable Energy with award-winning traceability. Rapanui is about making eco-fashion cool.

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Worldwide, burning fossil fuels to supply our energy needs contributes to 74% of manmade greenhouse gas emissions. Climate change is predominantly an energy problem. Good Energy are the renewable electricity supply partner of Rapanui.

By switching to renewable energy powered factories and more sustainable supply chain, we've reduced our carbon footprint at product level by around 80%. But it's difficult to make this sort of change at home, or in the office, where you might not have room (we dont) for more wind turbines. Switching over to a green energy supplier can be a hassle too, as it's hard to know where their energy really comes from.

We looked into it and came up with a solution - choosing to work with an electricity supplier that supplies only 100% renewable energy from actual installed generation devices - wind, solar and biomass.

It is imperative that something as fundamental to our way of life is reliable and non-polluting. And that’s why a renewable future is so important – it will mean an energy supply that is local, natural and available for future generations. Our task at Rapanui is to help our customers do that too.

We’ve teamed up with Good Energy, our official Renewable Electricity supply partner. Good Energy source our electricity from a growing community of over 2,000 independent renewable generators. Spread across the country, they’re all harnessing natural power from the wind, water, sun or through sustainable bio-generation.

And it gets better, as part of the deal we can get you a deal at Good Energy and £25 credit note on the spot - just by mentioning our name.

"Climate change is the definition of a global threat. A failure to act in time will affect us all. This is the pre-eminent challenge in global governance. If we cannot deal collectively with such a threat to our very existence as a species on this planet, we are lost."
Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, September 2010