United Nations Race to Zero campaign
As part of our commitment to minimise the environmental impact of our operations across the UK, US and Hong Kong we’ve joined the United Nations Race To Zero campaign.
Reducing waste to landfill on the B1189 footway and cycleway replacement scheme
Working closely with our supply chain partners and customer, our project team developed a cost-effective solution to reuse materials on-site.
Our roadmap towards a zero carbon construction site
Balfour Beatty has set out a roadmap to delivering a zero carbon construction site which we are trialling on a live site - the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh - Biomes Initiative.
Protecting local ecology on the A2 Bean and Ebbsfleet Junction Improvement Scheme
Our ecology experts undertook significant works to manage and mitigate risks posed to badgers and dormice in the area.
Delivering sustainability through ‘My Contribution’
Utilising the power of My Contribution (MyC), Balfour Beatty’s employee-led initiative to bring about positive business change, we successfully delivered our MyC sustainability campaign, 'Think Global. Act Local. Make a Difference'.
Volunteering to support a local butterfly reserve
A team of volunteers from Gammon, our 50:50 joint venture in Hong Kong, have helped to repair a network of footpaths at the Fung Yuen Butterfly Reserve.
Gammon celebrates the 7th year of the ‘Lap Dog Challenge’
Two teams from Gammon, our 50:50 joint venture in Hong Kong, returned to the tracks for the annual Lap Dog Challenge.
Beating our recycling goals at Carlyle Crossing
At the Carlyle Crossing project in Alexandria, Virginia, our team’s commitment to sustainability has paid off in a big way.
Hong Kong International Airport's largest solar panel project
Gammon, our 50:50 joint venture in Hong Kong, has completed the largest solar power project at Hong Kong International Airport, saving an estimated 1,065 tonnes of CO₂.