| 2008 we said |
2009 we did |
In 2010 we will |
| Reduce our carbon footprint: Understand the issues |
| Undertake and publish a 2009 Climate Change review of management operations and build. |
2009 Climate Change Review published |
Continue to report progress and to expand the scope of carbon footprint data |
| Consider conducting site specific carbon intensity studies on further developments. Begin to understand embodied energy in both raw materials and finished products |
Extended the scope of carbon footprint to include emissions arising from site water, gas & electricity use |
Develop an embodied energy programme with expert advisors and industry partners |
| Undertake a risk assessment of the existing land bank and development pipeline |
Deferred |
Review our climate change strategy and targets in light of developments in national and international climate change policy |
| Reduce emissions from offices and sites – energy, waste & water use, transport |
| Establish a baseline data for all material impacts by the end of the year |
Complete. See Carbon Footprint and 2009 Climate Change Review |
Improve the robustness of waste data. Start collection of data on fuel use |
| Launch employee engagement programme to further reduce office energy & water use. |
Launched a 'Green Office' communications programme. Held energy saving workshops with the EST |
Conduct an energy survey at one office |
| From Nov 2009 set a maximum cap on car fleet emissions at no more than 15% above industry average, (currently 165g/km). |
Average fleet emissions reduced to 160g/km, (FY07:175g/km). |
Review company car policy, including restrictions on carbon emissions. |