Balfour Beatty's Asset & Technology Solutions (ATS) business is at the forefront of driving sustainable practices in construction in the UK. With a focus on decarbonisation and energy efficiency, the company is leading the way in adopting innovative solutions. One key area of focus is the implementation of hydrogen fuel trials and the deployment of hydrogen fuel cells for clean site power, along with converting HGVs to hydrogen dual fuel vehicles. These initiatives align with the company's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and promoting environmental responsibility. Balfour Beatty has introduced EcoNet technology, which has resulted in significant energy savings on construction sites by efficiently managing power usage. Additionally, the adoption of EcoSense cabins, equipped with energy-saving features and solar panel compatibility, has further contributed to lowering energy consumption while maintaining comfort and functionality. The company has also made strides in fleet management by transitioning to electric and hybrid vehicles, demonstrating a dedication to sustainable practices. Through these efforts, Balfour Beatty is reshaping the construction industry by setting new energy efficiency standards and promoting a culture of innovation. By championing sustainability and embracing cutting-edge technologies, the company is leading the charge towards a greener future in construction. Stuart Mcleod, Energy Manager at Balfour Beatty's ATS business, emphasizes the importance of driving positive change and showcasing that a sustainable and energy-efficient future is achievable in the construction sector.