Everything we are doing today to reduce carbon emissions is building towards a net-zero carbon future for our business, for communities and for future generations. The challenge of preventing global temperatures rising beyond 2˚C remains significant, so, leading governments and businesses must accelerate the transition towards a low carbon future.
Net-zero as a concept is highly complex and difficult to achieve for the vast majority of businesses using currently-available technology. However, it is likely that in the next decade we will see the emergence of new technologies that will accelerate efforts to decarbonise. Many governments and businesses have already started their journey towards net-zero, and at Musgrave we have set our sights on achieving this as part of our sustainability strategy.
In the short-term, while we wait for technology to evolve, we are focusing on becoming a low carbon business through programmes that target emissions reductions in transport, prioritising emissions reduction in the construction and operation of our buildings, using green electricity and investing in renewable energy projects such as the installation of solar PV at ours and our retail partners’ sites. We are also rolling-out EV charging points at company sites, setting targets to reduce business-related travel and developing a remote-working culture to reduce employee transport emissions.
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