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Sustainability at StrucTemp

Sustainability is an increasing area of concern across the globe with pressure rising from consumers to ensure the businesses they work with are doing what they can for the environment.

Sustainability: Welcome

The construction industry has a huge environmental impact, from energy use, to emissions to waste. Equipment often relies heavily on fossil fuels, and fabrication and shipping of materials are responsible for a large amount of carbon emissions.

Statistics:

45% of total UK carbon emissions (27% from domestic buildings and 18% from non-domestic) come from built construction.
72% of domestic emissions arise from space heating and the provision of hot water.
32% of landfill waste comes from the construction and demolition of buildings.
13% of products delivered to construction sites are sent directly to landfill without being used.

The 2018 Smart Market World Green Building Trends report showed that the UK has a moderate level of green building activity and around 40% of construction firms expect the majority of their projects to be green. Client demands were rated as the most important trigger for sustainable construction practices, closely followed by environmental regulations.

At StucTemp, sustainability in the area of engineering is of great importance. Thus, we follow strategic approach towards sustainable engineering design for our clients. To achieve effective sustainable projects based on demands of the customers, we focus on:

Sustainability at StrucTemp

The construction industry has a huge environmental impact, from energy use, to emissions to waste. Equipment often relies heavily on fossil fuels, and fabrication and shipping of materials are responsible for a large amount of carbon emissions.

Statistics:

45% of total UK carbon emissions (27% from domestic buildings and 18% from non-domestic) come from built construction.

72% of domestic emissions arise from space heating and the provision of hot water.

32% of landfill waste comes from the construction and demolition of buildings.

13% of products delivered to construction sites are sent directly to landfill without being used.

At StucTemp, sustainability in the area of engineering is of great importance. Thus, we follow strategic approach towards sustainable engineering design for our clients. To achieve effective sustainable projects based on demands of the customers, we focus on:

1. Sustainable resources

2. Sustainable processes

3. Increased efficiency

4. Reduced environmental impact

5. Fulfillment of other aspects of sustainability

Sustainability at StrucTemp

The construction industry has a huge environmental impact, from energy use, to emissions to waste. Equipment often relies heavily on fossil fuels, and fabrication and shipping of materials are responsible for a large amount of carbon emissions.

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Statistics:

45% of total UK carbon emissions (27% from domestic buildings and 18% from non-domestic) come from built construction.

72% of domestic emissions arise from space heating and the provision of hot water.

32% of landfill waste comes from the construction and demolition of buildings.

13% of products delivered to construction sites are sent directly to landfill without being used.

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At StucTemp, sustainability in the area of engineering is of great importance. Thus, we follow strategic approach towards sustainable engineering design for our clients. To achieve effective sustainable projects based on demands of the customers, we focus on:

​

1. Sustainable resources

2. Sustainable processes

3. Increased efficiency

4. Reduced environmental impact

5. Fulfillment of other aspects of sustainability