
Operating in a highly regulated environment in which legislation and reporting requirements are ever growing, Alstom is working to ensure that carbon reduction is a priority issue across its business and that the organisation leads best practice in carbon reduction and energy efficiency reporting.

Aon Limited is committed to reducing its impact on the environment. Since 2007, Aon has had an Environmental Working Group and network of Eco-Champions to drive internal change. As a CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme participant, Aon takes its carbon management and reduction responsibilities seriously and has a three year plan to reduce emissions by 15 percent.

BAM is committed to minimising its impact on the environment and to improving its environmental performance year-on-year. Sustainability is at the heart of BAM’s business strategy and is intrinsic to how solutions are delivered to clients. Delivering low carbon, sustainable solutions helps to reduce costs, meet Government targets and mitigate the damaging effects of climate change.

BCM wants real, measurable results that can be reported to clients. CEMARS was a logical choice for presenting verified, accurate data on their carbon footprint and gave them confidence in the figures that are presented to clients and wider stakeholders.
In 2011, Deloitte’s green agenda was given new impetus in with the launch of ‘Our Green Journey’. This new environmental strategy combined significant investment and invigorated engagement with their people, to push Deloitte to the forefront of the market in sustainability innovation, thought leadership and environmental performance.

The Trust expects to lead the way for other NHS organisations in its response to climate change. Captured by the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme the Trust worked to gain certification to the CEMARS standard to qualify for the Early Action Metric and demonstrate compliance with the international standard ISO 14064-1

The cards looked stacked against InterfaceNZ Ltd’s determination to remain true to its carboNZeroCertTM certification in 2010. The recession was still biting. Nationwide building consents were down. And InterfaceNZ’s InterfaceFLOR carpet tiles, Lonseal vinyl and melded flooring fabrics faced the usual challenges from imports from Chinese mills. But the locally-owned company didn’t fold its hand. Instead it put more money in the kitty. Its business grew as a result.

J Friend & Co Ltd is a small company offering high quality honey products. The organisation and its products are carboNZero certified, one of the first food businesses to achieve this. Together with its ‘organic’ certification, this makes the enterprise and its product unique, not just in New Zealand but in the world.

Electricity generation, transmission and distribution activities are responsible for significant levels of carbon emissions in the UK. As one of the UK’s leading energy suppliers, Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) has made it a priority to reduce emissions and work towards a lower carbon future by changing the way that electricity is generated, distributed and used.
SSE is taking a two-pronged approach towards reducing carbon emissions; measuring and reducing its own operational emissions as well as assisting its supply chain (both suppliers and customers) to make reductions.

The Scottish Parliament is committed to becoming a low carbon organisation and reducing its carbon emissions by 42% by 2020 and 80% by 2050 compared to the 2005/06 baseline. These targets are aligned with the Climate Change (Scotland) Act. If the medium term target of reducing emissions by 20% by 2015 is met it is estimated that the cost savings will be in the region of £245,000.

SWW looks to lead on sustainability by addressing issues of climate change through investment in championing low energy, low carbon solutions, water conservation and developing innovative ways to respond to climate change.

Toyota NZ (TNZ) is a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation, a multinational with a reputation for environmental leadership, a commitment to ‘sustainable mobility’ and ultimately to zero emissions from production, use and disposal of vehicles. TNZ has 221 employees and strongly supports its parent company’s commitment.

Although United Utilities has a strategy in place to reduce all areas of owned and influenced carbon emissions, the company sees the emerging need to measure, understand and reduce carbon emissions within its supply chain. That means working with its suppliers to reduce their carbon footprints.

Westpac New Zealand achieved CEMARS certification in 2007. Since then it has been certified annually. When the organisation was recertified in 2009, it had reduced its carbon emissions by 28% over the year.

The resort, which is run by the Emirates Hotels & Resorts, is the first carbon neutral resort in the world to be certified through a JAS‐ANZ accredited GHG scheme.