Net Zero

Our Journey to Net Zero Carbon

Reaching net zero requires a clear understanding of where emissions arise and where meaningful reductions can be made. We measure and report quantifiable Scope 1 and 2 emissions, alongside a growing proportion of Scope 3 emissions, to build a more accurate picture of its carbon impact.

Because most of our total emissions sit within the supply chain, progress depends on better data, closer supplier engagement and practical action across materials, manufacturing, transport and installation.

Our approach is built around three principles: eliminate emissions where they can be designed out, reduce energy use through greater efficiency, and substitute carbon-intensive materials and technologies with lower-carbon alternatives.

This includes monitoring energy use, investing in more efficient equipment, increasing renewable electricity use and working with suppliers to improve activity data and identify opportunities for carbon reduction. Progress is reviewed through our environmental management and reporting processes.

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Work is already underway across all of our operations. Our manufacturing facility in Radstock, UK has 570 solar photovoltaic panels with a stated capacity of 285 kWp, while the remaining electricity is sourced through REGO-certified renewable energy.

Further measures include air source heat pumps, heat recovery, energy sub-metering, more efficient powder-coating ovens and the replacement or conversion of diesel forklift trucks. Alongside these operational changes, we continue to work with key suppliers to improve emissions data and support lower-carbon decision-making across the supply chain.