Sustainability
– Data sets and carbon reduction targets set
– 175 tonnes CO2 (Scopes 1 and 2)
Our vision is to be the strategic energy partner of choice, putting our people and customers first to deliver sustainable power and service solutions.
Working as a utility infrastructure provider, we appreciate the significance of our work and its potential impact across the scope of the ESG agenda. Our ESG framework is therefore built around three strategic pillars:
1. Safety
We prioritise safety and proactively minimise risk across our work as part of our Think Safe, Work Safe, Home Safe mindset
2. People
We support, develop and empower our people and as a close-knit Group, have the advantage of being able to shape our teams to suit expertise and development needs
3. Supply chain
From demonstrating product and service innovation, to influencing new customers and markets, we work with our supply chain to deliver sustainable solutions.
You can download a copy of our ESG strategy document: ‘Connecting our Sustainable Future’ here.
Looking ahead to 2030
Our aim is to be a net zero carbon business by 2030. We’ve already made some powerful changes to how we operate and have plans in place across our operations to ensure we’re delivering on our commitments.
2022
2023
– EV fleet cars
– Carbon metrics and KPIs agreed with suppliers
– Offices powered by green energy
– 156 tonnes CO2 (Scopes 1 and 2)2024
– Gain ISO14001/45001
– Increase design innovation across our operations
– Embed circular economy approach2025
– Create Carbon Partnership Programme
– Commercial EV fleet
– Recycled materials used across our construction activities2030
– Achieve net zero carbon