GLOBAL OVERVIEW
Executive summary
With the launch of our Vision 2030, a low carbon future is a non-negotiable priority shaping our business over the next five years. This impact provides further context to our targets, progress and the context around climate risk and opportunities. As part of our commitment to be net zero in operations by 2040, we share our progress and insights transparently.
Turner & Townsend continues to grow and we embrace the challenge that provides when seeking to reduce our impacts.
We are proud that we have purchased renewable energy for 100% of electricity used in our corporate operations, and subsequently have reduced our market-based Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 80% versus our 2019 base year.
However, we recognise the challenges lie in decarbonising Scope 3, and especially our supply chain. This has changed significantly in 2025 with the inclusion of Principal Contracting activity but also presents exciting opportunities to influence and be active in transforming market mindsets and delivery processes.
Overall, our emissions have increased by 149% since our baseline, and 21% since 2024 but decreased by around 27% per capita since our baseline year.
We therefore challenge all our stakeholders reading this to recognise success, but to keep pushing the sustainability and low-carbon agenda with all colleagues and peers to embed climate-conscious outcomes in all decision-making we contribute to.
“Over the past year, we have reflected on our successes and opportunities, and what has been the driver of meaningful change in our business. This set the foundation for our upcoming Climate Transition Strategy, with global consistency yet flexible delivery within our markets.”
Niamh Rogan Global Sustainability Manager
renewable energy achieved
reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions since 2019
increase in Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions since 2019
increase in total emissions per capita since 2019 base year
HEADLINES IN NUMBERS
100% renewable electricity in corporate operations
A- 2025 CDP Score
8% scored in the top eight % of organisations by EcoVadis
45% of commuting distance is undertaken by low-carbon or mass-transit modes
96% of GHG emissions arise from our supply chain
65 ISO 14001 accredited offices
HEADLINE PROGRESS SINCE 2019 BASE YEAR
80% reduction of Scope 1 and 2
51% increase in GHG intensity per net revenue
33% reduction in total kWh
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