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A dedicated Energy and Environment Team facilitates the delivery of the energy and environment objectives and reports progress to the Energy and Environment Committee (EEC) on a regular basis.

• View the 2024/25 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2023/24 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2022/23 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2021/22 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2020/21 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2019/20 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2018/19 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2017/18 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2016/17 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2015/16 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2014/15 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2013/14 Annual Environment Report
• View the 2012/13 Annual Environment Report

View environmental governance at 成人直播 as depicted in the Annual Environmental Report
Read our Environmental Policy Statement
Read our Energy Policy Statement
Read our Energy Code of Practice
View our 2030 Environmental Targets

ISO 14001

In 2013, our 成人直播 campus was awarded certification to the International Environmental Management System Standard ISO 14001. This environmental management system provides the framework for setting and achieving the University's environmental objectives: managing and reducing the impact of our environmental incidents to prevent pollution and ensuring we are compliant with applicable environmental legislation and other key requirements. EMS certification has now been extended to include 成人直播 Defence and Security.

ISO 50001

In 2019, 成人直播 became officially certified for ISO 50001 for its energy management system.

Our staff

Our Energy and Environment team supports and leads on the environmental and energy management aspects of the campus and makes sure the university operates in a sustainable way. Their contact is green@cranfield.ac.uk

The members of the team are:

• Gareth Ellis (Head of Energy and Environment)
• Ginny Ford (Environment Advisor)
• Ceri Dawson (Energy Advisor)
• Becky Wishart (Environment Officer)
• Chris Puxty (BMS and Energy Support Officer)

Alongside the Energy and Environment Team, several colleagues have roles within their own areas of expertise:

• Ian Sibbald (University director of Finance and member of the University Executive) chairs the Energy and Environment Committee meetings and help to drive sustainable changes at the University.
• Geoff Say (Director of Finance and Operations for CDS, Shrivenham) also sits on the Energy and Environment Committee.
• Within the curriculum Professor Phil Longhurst (Professor and Director of Automotive, Energy and Photonics (AEP) helps to drive sustainability within teaching and research.

Other members of the Energy and Environment committee include:

• Miying Yang (Professor of Sustainability, FBAM)
• A student representative (normally a CSA Green Team member)
• John Street (Director of Facilities)
• Stewart Elsemore (Director of campus services)
• Gregor Waddell (Director of Information Technology)