Barratt Redrow PLC 2016 SR
The report highlights Barratt Developments' sustainability performance for 2016, focusing on safety, resource efficiency, and sustainable placemaking. The company achieved a 5.5% reduction in carbon intensity and legally completed 17,319 homes, including 2,969 affordable units. Notable innovations include the use of offsite construction techniques for 15% of units and a sector-leading initiative to resize plasterboard to reduce waste. While maintaining a 5-star safety rating, the company reported two sub-contractor fatalities and a slight increase in the injury incidence rate. Additionally, Barratt strengthened its commitment to biodiversity, with 30% of new developments implementing specific action plans.
Company: Barratt Redrow PLC
Sector: Construction
Country: United Kingdom
Year: 2016
Type: SR
Pages: 35
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Barratt Redrow PLC
Sustainability Report
The report highlights Barratt Developments' sustainability performance for 2016, focusing on safety, resource efficiency, and sustainable placemaking. The company achieved a 5.5% reduction in carbon intensity and legally completed 17,319 homes, including 2,969 affordable units. Notable innovations include the use of offsite construction techniques for 15% of units and a sector-leading initiative to resize plasterboard to reduce waste. While maintaining a 5-star safety rating, the company reported two sub-contractor fatalities and a slight increase in the injury incidence rate. Additionally, Barratt strengthened its commitment to biodiversity, with 30% of new developments implementing specific action plans.
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Report Year
2016
Reporting Period
2016
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2016
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Sustainability Report
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English
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