The move marks a significant step in Kier's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and enhance sustainability across its operations.
Over the next year, Kier plans to use approximately 3 million litres of HVO fuel, replacing traditional diesel in its fleet vehicles and equipment. This transition is expected to cut the company’s Scope 1 carbon emissions by more than 6,000 tonnes and contribute to improved air quality in the areas where it operates.
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HVO fuel, derived from waste feedstocks, offers substantial environmental benefits when sustainably produced, including up to a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional diesel.
The partnership aligns with Kier's broader commitment to achieving ambitious carbon reduction targets and adopting sustainable practices across its business.
