Tag: Ibstock

Ibstock promotes Biodiversity with new EcoHabitat range

Stuart Mitchell

Ibstock, the UK’s leading brick manufacturer, has unveiled its EcoHabitat range, a suite of products designed to help promote biodiversity in both new-build developments and RMI. The range, which spans Ibstock’s Clay and Concrete offerings, has been specially designed to be as unobtrusive and easy-to-install as possible, requiring no additional training or equipment. The whole range of products help to protect and support critical wildlife while maintaining the integrity and aesthetic appeal of our homes so homeowners and wildlife can coexist safely. The range is spearheaded by five key products:…

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Ibstock accelerates Net-Zero journey with switch to 100% Pure Green Electricity

Stuart Mitchell

At the beginning of this year Ibstock plc became the first building products manufacturer in the UK to procure 100% of its electricity from renewable sources. This milestone announcement enables Ibstock to make significant steps in reaching its Sustainability Roadmap target of a 15% reduction in CO2 per tonne of production by 2025, and accelerates its Net-Zero Carbon journey. Total Gas & Power, Ibstock’s energy supplier, says its Pure Green energy tariff enables Ibstock to report zero emissions for electricity under the GHG Protocol Corporate Standards, Scope 2 as the…

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Ibstock publishes Sustainability Report 2019

Stuart Mitchell

Ibstock have revealed their 2019 Sustainability Report, evidencing their progress towards confirming their position as the most sustainable manufacturer of clay and concrete products in the UK. This year’s report highlights progress made against the company’s Sustainability Roadmap 2025 which was launched in 2018. The Roadmap communicates clear targets for the business under four core pillars: Customers and Suppliers, People, Environment and Communities. Alongside positive news of progress made across all four sustainability areas, the report also includes four new commitments: – Doubling of its target – to 20% – of…

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