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Striving for carbon neutrality: Our commitment to sustainability

Posted Date 24/08/2023

At Andrews Sykes, our commitment to sustainability goes beyond rhetoric. We firmly believe that sustainability and environmental responsibility are crucial for the long-term success of our business and the well-being of our planet. By pursuing green technologies, adhering to regulations, gaining accreditations, and implementing measures to reduce waste and carbon emissions, we aim to achieve carbon neutrality and contribute to a healthier planet. By embracing sustainability in our business model, we not only benefit the environment but also provide our customers with innovative and eco-friendly solutions as listed below.

Working towards a more sustainable Sykes

Posted Date 20/04/2023

As we celebrate Earth Week, it’s important to consider sustainable solutions when enquiring about a pump from our customer service team. At Andrews Sykes, we offer a range of eco-friendly options to help protect our planet and your budget.

Consider telemetry systems

As industry leaders, we have been using telemetry systems for years – and we’ve recently upgraded our remote monitoring equipment to allow customers to troubleshoot issues remotely. This accessory provides live feedback on key information, such as fuel levels and efficiency, eliminating unnecessary trips and limiting energy consumption.

Andrews Heat for Hire stops cast stone manufacturers from becoming stone cold!

Posted Date 25/01/2023

As a sustainability conscious company, we’re pledging to strengthen our efforts to reduce our waste production in 2023. So it was rather fitting that one of our first projects in the new year involved assisting another organisation to fulfil the same commitment.

In some industries, low temperatures are not conducive to maximising output and this can, in itself, also lead to materials being wasted or damaged. Many of our clients manufacture products or store raw materials that need to be maintained at a certain temperature to preserve their condition and eliminate the risk of items being destroyed or discarded.