Environmental responsibility in action

Creating lasting environmental value starts with the decisions we make each day across every site we manage. 

Our approach to environmental responsibility 

As a key supplier within our clients’ Scope 3 emissions, we play a direct role in shaping their environmental footprint. That responsibility drives how we operate, how we invest and how we improve. 

From long-term carbon planning to practical, on-site improvements, our approach is considered, accountable and built around real-world outcomes that help clients manage risk, reduce impact and meet their ESG commitments with confidence. 

Our pillars: 

Net Zero Pathway

Purposeful Biodiversity

Sustainable Operations

Equipment & Transport

Net Zero Pathway

Driving our Net Zero commitment

Reducing emissions requires long-term commitment, measurable action and continuous improvement. 

Our Net Zero Pathway outlines how we’re reducing emissions across our operations while helping clients achieve their own sustainability objectives. With Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) validated targets aligned to the 1.5°C pathway, our approach is built on transparency, accountability and measurable progress. 

What this means for our clients and partners: 

Purposeful Biodiversity

Enhancing natural ecosystems

Biodiversity matters, but only when it is done with intent. We take a purposeful approach that focuses on meaningful, site-appropriate outcomes rather than generic solutions. 

Our teams enhance green spaces in ways that support local ecosystems, encourage natural regeneration and respect how each site is used. By balancing environmental improvement with operational requirements, we help clients strengthen biodiversity without compromising safety, usability or compliance. 

It is about creating biodiverse environments where wildlife and flora can thrive and stand the test of time. 

Sustainable operations 

Embedding sustainability into everyday operations

Environmental performance is shaped by everyday operational decisions. Sustainability is built into how we deliver services across every site, so operations run efficiently while minimising environmental impact. 

Our key focus areas: 

Energy management

Monitoring and reducing energy consumption, optimising efficiency and moving toward low-carbon and renewable energy.

Water management

Reducing consumption, preventing waste and protecting local water resources with measurable environmental impact.

Waste management

Minimising waste at source, increasing recycling and reducing landfill dependency wherever possible.

Materials & consumables

Using sustainable or recycled materials, reducing single-use items and partnering with environmentally responsible suppliers.

Equipment & Transport

Investing in lower-impact equipment and transport

Reducing emissions on site starts with the tools we use and how we move. We are transitioning to electric and low-emission vehicles, alongside battery-powered equipment that reduces fuel use, noise and on-site emissions. 

By investing in more efficient, lower-impact transport and machinery, we help our clients reduce their Scope 3 footprint while keeping sites safe, quiet and fully operational. 

Case study

Environmental improvements in action 

By combining biodiversity-led landscape management with long-term habitat creation and sustainable maintenance practices, IPM has created a more resilient landscape. The result is an environment that supports wildlife, enhances biodiversity and delivers lasting environmental value across one of the UK’s leading science and innovation campuses. 

Case study

Environmental improvements in action 

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