Net Zero Strategy

Our Key Areas of Focus Following our steps to reduce carbon, we have identified the key areas across our business where we can deliver the biggest impact and we will aim to significantly improve our carbon levels across the following:

Energy Management Energy Management encompasses the gas, electricity and oil used for energy within our offices, static sites and asphalt production. By using smart Infratech sensors we will capture our energy data which will enable us to make quick and informed changes to our energy consumption. Plant and Transport FM Conway has a large and diverse fleet of vehicles, as well as an extensive range of plant and tools used across the business. With developing infrastructure within the UK, it will become easier to use electric to power small tools, welfare cabins and plant, as well as switching much of our fleet to EV or low emission alternatives. Natural Capital Investment We will consistently search for opportunities to avoid the use of natural capital. This includes quarries, bitumen, fossil fuels, materials and other virgin sources. Our business model will be to enhance our input into natural capital by using existing available materials or investing in enhancement of the UK’s natural capital and their function. Our efforts will go hand in hand with our material efficiency proposals as less raw materials used/wasted will directly correlate to natural capital enhancement. Waste Management FM Conway is committed to waste reduction in line with waste hierarchy. We aim to do this by improving the visibility of our own waste and improving our data gathering to inform our recycling and waste objectives. Material Resource Efficiency Increasing our RAP within our asphalt specifications will be a critical factor to reduce our clients’ carbon footprint and enhance our low carbon credentials for asphalt delivery. A certified methodology for calculating carbon within our asphalt means we will be able to offer our clients options based not just on cost, but carbon, thus helping to drive the carbon agenda through the promotion of low carbon options.

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