AmcoGiffen boosts aim for net zero carbon emissions

The company has recently become a fully signed up partner to the Supply Chain Sustainability School to support its ambitious net zero goals.

The School has a goal of being a world class collaborator of clients, contractors and suppliers to enable a sustainable built environment. Joining the School as partners is an unrivalled opportunity for AmcoGiffen to participate in and shape the sustainability agenda in the built environment through cooperation with its stakeholders in the industry.

AmcoGiffen will benefit from access to the School’s vast library of sustainability learning resources. And, more specifically, the School’s Carbon Tool, which will allow for streamlined Scope 3 carbon reporting in terms of AmcoGiffen submitting information to clients of suppliers reporting their Scope 3 data to AmcoGiffen. The Carbon Tool is seen as fundamental to the company’s drive to achieving net zero carbon emissions in line with their commitment to the Science Based Targets Initiative.

AmcoGiffen has recently published its latest Carbon Reduction Plan which lays out the reasons behind their commitment to the Science Based Targets Initiative.

Head of Sustainability, Tom Cullingford, said; “Partnering with the school is an unparalleled opportunity for us to participate in and shape the sustainability agenda in the built environment through cooperation with our industry stakeholders.

“We’re particularly excited about the School’s Carbon Tool which will be essential to help us achieve our objectives on our journey to Net Zero.”

The School is for everyone working in construction infrastructure, facilities management and homes and will provide new partners, AmcoGiffen, with access to training in sustainability, offsite, BIM, Lean and management through a variety of tools and resources. It’s an award winning industry wide collaboration, led by its partners and members with a clear vision to share knowledge, deliver measurable impact, inspire its members and embody respect.

Visit AmcoGiffen’s company page on the supply chain website here or for more information contact info@amcogiffen.co.uk

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