Published on November 4, 2021
Tackling climate change through clean construction
At HS2 we are reducing carbon emissions by 50% as we build the new railway. We are using innovative new technologies and working with our construction partners and academic institutions to develop smarter ways to minimise our carbon footprint. This will help the construction industry clean up its act and leave a legacy for cleaner, greener construction. Watch the video to find out how else we’re making construction cleaner. Find out more about how we’re making construction cleaner: https://www.hs2.org.uk/why/carbon/
Source: HS2
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