The Sky Arts Awards 2026 is committed to ensuring the full and equal inclusion of (d)Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent talent, both behind and in front of the camera by:

• Working with an Access Coordinator across the planning and production of the Sky Arts Awards.
• Planning with equity in mind by adhering to the TV Access Project’s 5As of disability inclusion: 1. Anticipate · 2. Ask · 3. Assess · 4. Adjust · 5. Advocate.
• Ensuring Clear plans to support and implement access adjustments which are disclosed to us and anticipating requirements ahead of time by regular reviews and site visits.
• Working with Sky’s Access Service team to ensure the broadcast incorporates all available accessibility features.

• Albert score of 87% in our Carbon Action Plan.
• 72% lower than industry entertainment average emissions per hour (albert data).
• Over 95% reduction in footprint from the previous year’s awards.
• Plant-based menu for guests.
• Zero production-funded flights thanks to a top-down commitment from the outset.
• 45% of surveyed crew travelled to the venue by train.
• Total production energy fell by 73%, from 3.7 tonnes CO2e in 2024 to 1 tonne in 2025. The Roundhouse ran on a 100% renewable electricity tariff and has replaced all of its house lighting with LEDs, and broadcast power ran on certified HVO rather than diesel.
• Majority of our staging was hired, and the small amount of bespoke timber used was constructed by a supplier operating a circular materials system.

For more information on Sky’s wider sustainability strategy see here https://www.skygroup.sky/impact/environment