Resources

This case study looks at Westpac’s experience electrifying their light vehicle fleet and provides tips for other organisations looking to do the same.

This case study looks at the role Auckland Transport is playing in transitioning buses from diesel to zero emissions.

By investing in a more modern and efficient air-fleet in collaboration with NZ Post, Freightways managed to reduce emissions by more than 20% for every item that travelled in the air.

How DB Breweries harnesses the power of the Nelson sunshine to sterilise bottles at their Redwood Cidery.

When Fujitsu moved to a new office in Auckland, it wanted to reduce its impact on the environment. Since the move, energy use has been cut by 64%, 24 tonnes of CO2e been saved annually, and more than 8,250kg of eWaste diverted from landfill.

Electrifying our vehicle fleet is one way that we
can demonstrate our commitment, and also learn – and then
share those learnings with the broader business community.

Most plastic is made from non-renewable petrochemicals. The extraction process and conversion into plastic releases carbon into the atmosphere, adding to climate change. So in 2014 we challenged ourselves to find a packaging alternative that goes beyond reducing emissions, and actually takes carbon out of the atmosphere. We found a packaging solution that can help to combat climate change. It’s plastic made from sugarcane.

To assist our path finding we have developed a ‘decarbonisation roadmap’ that will help guide actions across the business – not just in operations – but in the way the whole organisation thinks about reducing carbon. From People teams to IT to Procurement, everyone will need to be involved.