Carbon emission reduction plan with Enistic

CASE STUDYBy Rullion on 17 April 2025

At Rullion, we’re committed to making a real impact on climate change, starting with how we operate. Working across sectors like energy, water, rail, and nuclear, we know that sustainability has to be at the heart of everything we do.

That’s why we’ve partnered with carbon accounting experts Enistic to start a carbon emission reduction plan to help us go beyond compliance and build a clear, measurable path to net zero.

A Smarter Approach to Sustainability

With Enistic’s support, we’ve developed a strong Carbon Reduction Plan, aligned with Procurement Policy Note 06/21 (PPN06/21), that covers:

  • Accurate tracking of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions
  • On-site energy audits to uncover savings
  • Data-led insights to drive better decisions
  • Engagement across our business to make change happen

From upgrading our lighting to switching to hybrid and electric vehicles, we’re embedding sustainability into our day-to-day operations and seeing real results.

The Impact So Far

  • 92,959 kWh energy reduction
  • 13 tCO₂e cut in emissions in the last year alone
  • Ongoing progress towards our net-zero and wider ESG goals

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