The shift to a sustainable economy will bring three major challenges to infrastructure. Firstly, the existing impact must be minimised. Infrastructure construction and operations contribute 70% of global greenhouse gas emissions, so we must bring this down. Secondly, the scale of investment in the new infrastructure required to achieve net zero is unprecedented. Organisations must quickly scale up to deliver at pace while ensuring capital is invested in the right areas. Finally, we must adapt our infrastructure for a more hostile climate, building long-term resilience and flexibility.
Asset management is a tried-and-tested framework for helping organisations achieve their goals, improve their decisions, and break down siloes to ensure every part of an organisation is pulling in the same direction. At AMCL, we believe that sustainability is the goal and asset management is the tool to get us there.
The shift to a sustainable economy will bring three major challenges to infrastructure.
Firstly, the existing impact must be minimised. Infrastructure construction and operations contribute 70% of global greenhouse gas emissions, so we must bring this down.
Secondly, the scale of investment in the new infrastructure required to achieve net zero is unprecedented. Organisations must quickly scale up to deliver at pace while ensuring capital is invested in the right areas.
Finally, we must adapt our infrastructure for a more hostile climate, building long-term resilience and flexibility.
Asset management is a tried-and-tested framework for helping organisations achieve their goals, improve their decisions, and break down siloes to ensure every part of an organisation is pulling in the same direction.
At AMCL, we believe that sustainability is the goal and asset management is the tool to get us there.
AMCL helps organisations improve the sustainability of their infrastructure by focusing on better asset management. This includes using digital tools, making smarter decisions, and building strong organisational skills to increase efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
AMCL helps organisations improve the sustainability of their infrastructure by focusing on better asset management.
This includes using digital tools, making smarter decisions, and building strong organisational skills to increase efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
AMCL’s services are designed with sustainability in mind. We look across the whole life of assets, ensuring today’s decisions are aligned with the long-term goals of the organisation. We enable businesses to balance multiple goals, such as increasing asset value while delivering eco-friendly solutions. We focus on the whole organisation, integrating sustainability across all business activities, rather than creating new sustainability siloes. This is the best way to achieve lasting progress.
AMCL’s approach to asset management advances the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs), notably fostering innovation, building resilient infrastructure (SDG 9), and supporting sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11).
AMCL’s approach to asset management advances the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs), notably fostering innovation, building resilient infrastructure (SDG 9), and supporting sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11).
The focus on improving asset efficiency, resilience, and manageability directly contributes to reducing environmental impacts while enabling sustainable growth. AMCL emphasizes actionable insights to meet goals such as those outlined in the Paris Agreement and ensure infrastructure investments are effective and aligned with a sustainable future.
EcoVadis is the world’s largest and most respected ESG (environmental, social and governance) assessment platform. This status reflects the quality of our sustainability management and covers four key areas: environmental impact, labour and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement practices.
As part of Turner & Townsend, we’ve increased our score from Bronze to Gold in only two years. We’re now in the top 5 percent of all companies assessed worldwide. This achievement highlights the progress and dedication we’ve demonstrated in making positive business changes that bring our purpose to life.
EcoVadis is the world’s largest and most respected ESG (environmental, social and governance) assessment platform. This status reflects the quality of our sustainability management and covers four key areas: environmental impact, labour and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement practices.
As part of Turner & Townsend, we’ve increased our score from Bronze to Gold in only two years. We’re now in the top 5 percent of all companies assessed worldwide. This achievement highlights the progress and dedication we’ve demonstrated in making positive business changes that bring our purpose to life.
ACML’s sustainability survey provides an opportunity for organization to benchmark how sustainability, notably GHG emissions, factors into asset management and capital investment planning activities.
Capital investment planning is pivotal for organizations to meet their strategic objectives, including sustainability goals. Our survey will enable you to benchmark your organization’s practices against others across industries and around the globe.
Benchmark your organization’s practices to gain insights across regions and industries – Respondents will be provided detailed survey results in advance of a public white paper. Survey responses will be anonymized.
ACML’s sustainability survey provides an opportunity for organization to benchmark how sustainability, notably GHG emissions, factors into asset management and capital investment planning activities.
Capital investment planning is pivotal for organizations to meet their strategic objectives, including sustainability goals. Our survey will enable you to benchmark your organization’s practices against others across industries and around the globe.
Benchmark your organization’s practices to gain insights across regions and industries – Respondents will be provided detailed survey results in advance of a public white paper. Survey responses will be anonymized.