Hanson UK releases 2017 sustainability report
Published by Rebecca Bowden,
Assistant Editor
World Cement,
Hanson UK has released its 2017 sustainability report, indicating that capital investment is up 40% with a significant amount spent on projects to save energy, reduce emissions and improve its sites.
Highlights of the report include:
- Reaching 2020 target for use of recycled planings in new asphalt ahead of schedule.
- Waste to landfill halved since previous year – part of an 82% cut since 2010.
- Reduction in mains water use.
- Winning a top European restoration award for its Middleton Hall quarry.
Hanson UK CEO Daniel Cooper said: “In 2017 we plan to double our capital spending with sustainability again at the core. An order for two new energy-efficient marine aggregate dredgers and an extensive upgrade project at our Victoria Deep wharf on the Thames at Greenwich will create a fully-enclosed multi-product manufacturing and distribution facility at the heart of the booming London market.
“We will also be investing in numerous other projects to improve health, safety and well-being, reduce energy consumption and emissions, increase the use of recycled products and improve the efficiency and reliability of our plants.
“I am confident that the improvements we are making will quickly be reflected in demonstrable progress against our 2020 sustainability targets.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/europe-cis/17072017/hanson-uk-releases-2017-sustainability-report/
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