Capita Group Plc
Since 2006, outsourcing company, Capita, has worked with the Carbon Trust to improve efficiency across over 300 sites. Through a strong focus on good housekeeping, the Group has seen its CO2 emissions fall at its 20 largest sites by 28% over three years to the end of 2009.
Sainsbury’s
In order to become more energy efficient and reduce its carbon emissions, Sainsbury’s has worked with the Carbon Trust since 2004.
JCB
Since joining the Carbon Trust’s Carbon Management service, JCB has saved £728,000 in the first half of 2009, and expects save 7,800 tonnes of CO2 over the course of the year.
Go Ahead
When leading public transport provider, Go-Ahead, wanted to boost its carbon reduction activity, the Carbon Trust was on hand to assist.
Hilton
Following a comprehensive analysis of the hotel group’s energy consumption, Carbon Trust advice to Hilton UK & Ireland has contributed to an energy saving of £3.8 million over three years.
Severn Trent
In 2004, Severn Trent took part in the Carbon Trust’s Carbon Management Programme, which led the company to set a long-term greenhouse gas reduction target, by understanding of how its emissions profile might develop in the future.
WBB Minerals
The Carbon Trust partnered with WBB Minerals to reveal £700,000 of potential energy savings in the drying process of wet sand at the company’s Bent Farm quarry in Cheshire, helping WBB stay ahead in an increasingly competitive minerals market.
John Thompson & Sons
This Northern Irish manufacturer had already reduced its energy costs by 20 per cent when it approached the Carbon Trust for specialist advice on how to further bring down its bill of £823,000.
Simply Fresh Foods
Simply Fresh Foods produces pre-prepared foods for high street supermarkets, and grows beansprouts on site - requiring year-round heat and water. A series of energy saving measures has helped reduce the company's £250,000 annual energy spend.
Devonport Dockyard
In three years working with the Carbon Trust, Devonport Management Ltd has reduced its gas use by 13 per cent, saving an estimated £500,000 per year.