Our environment
Stagecoach has cut carbon emissions from its businesses by 14% over the past five years as it continues efforts to tackle climate change and boost air quality, according to new data published today.
Between 2013-14 and 2018-19, the multi-modal transport group reduced its passenger fleet emissions by 7% and buildings emissions by 21%.
Company initiatives have cut passenger fleet emissions by 7% and buildings emissions by 21%
Stagecoach are set to have one of Europe's biggest electric bus fleet orders due to be delivered in 2020
The Group has already been awarded the Carbon Trust Standard for measuring, managing and reducing its global carbon footprint, becoming the first public transport operator to have its boundaries certified outside of Europe.
A copy of the Group’s sustainability strategy and further information about our initiatives and performance is available at http://www.stagecoach.com/sustainability.aspx
Part of the Group’s approach to sustainability is the ongoing review of its plans, performance and targets.
Policy information and annual performance data is provided on the Group’s website.
Stagecoach also makes an annual submission to the Carbon Disclosure Project (“CDP”), an organisation focused on carbon disclosure which collates environmental information and works with thousands of companies and investors to tackle climate change.