A range of strategies support our sustainability commitment, including the use of recycled materials as raw material and fuels, the use of renewable energy and the introduction of new technologies to provide energy to our industrial processes. We are also achieving greater energy efficiency through plant and equipment improvements.
Fletcher Building is involved the New Zealand Green Building Council, the Green Building Council of Australia and is a primary industry partner of the new Homestar© Residential Rating tool, which was launched in November 2010.
Owned by a Joint Venture of the NZ Green Building Council, BRANZ and Beacon Pathway, the tool is designed to help homeowners lift the performance of their homes. Homes should not only be warm and comfortables place to live, but also provide a healthy living environment, use resources such as water and energy efficiently, and cost you as little as possible to run.
Fletcher Building has an Executive Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability Council chaired by CEO Jonathan Ling. This has been formed to provide direction and coordination to our continuing efforts to reduce our environmental footprint and to improve communications and effectiveness on these issues.
Laminex's timber veneer panels promote sustainable building design and have helped the Melbourne Convention Centre achieve a 6-star Green Star rating. Read on >
The team at Brian Perry Civil is doing their bit to help dotterels nest on Auckland's waterfront. Read on >
Winstone Aggregates' Hunua quarrry proves the commitment of the business to environmental management and rehabilitation. Read on >