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Committed to helping the environment
Teesside University has a dedicated approach to its environmental responsibilities and is aware of the impact the University's operations can have locally, nationally and internationally.
Environmental policy 2013 (pdf - 429kb)
Environment report 2012 (word - 1mb)- Sustainable food policy (word - 91kb)
- Corporate responsibility framework update 2013 (word - 93kb)
- Corporate responsibility mission statement (word - 41kb)
- Darlington environmental report (pdf - 160kb)
- Energy management policy (word - 102kb)
- Energy report 2013 (pdf - 1mb)
- Energy report breakdown 2013 (pdf - 1mb)
- Environmental emissions and discharge report 2012 (word - 35kb)
- Ethical investment strategy (word - 29kb)
- Sustainable procurement framework (word - 82kb)
The University is involved in a range of initiatives that aim to both highlight and improve environmental issues.
- the University’s first Green Travel Plan was implemented in 2006
- in 2009 Teesside University achieved the Carbon Trust Standard, the world's first independent carbon award that requires organisations to measure, manage and reduce carbon emissions across their own operations.
Continue to improve
The aim for Teesside University is to keep striving for environmental improvements.
The University established the Environmental Advisory Group in 2010 with a target to gain EcoCampus (platinum) accreditation. EcoCampus is the leading environmental management system and award scheme for the higher and further education sectors.
Following the EcoCampus process has provided clarity in setting environmental management priorities. The University is already seeing significant benefits in terms of reduced electricity usage in IT Server systems, a reduction in the paper-based information being sent out to students and the successful cycle to work schemes.
There is always more work to do and the University will keep improving.
