Capral Aluminium has announced its membership with the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC), a pivotal step that underscores its unwavering commitment to sustainability and responsible sourcing.
This partnership highlights Capral’s dedication to advancing the use of responsibly sourced lower-carbon aluminium in infrastructure practices and further cements its position in this space.
In alignment with its sustainability goals, Capral’s LocAl lower carbon aluminium has been officially listed on the ISC’s ISupply database.
This inclusion allows LocAl to contribute towards the IS Rating Scheme, a framework for evaluating sustainability in infrastructure projects.
Capral Aluminium CEO and Managing Director, Tony Dragicevich, commented on the significant milestone, highlighting the fact that it reflects the company’s deep commitment to fostering sustainable infrastructure development.
“At Capral, responsible procurement strategies and sustainable sourcing are not just industry buzzwords, but essential practices,” he said.
“Our LocAl low carbon aluminium is a testament to our efforts in providing market-leading, sustainable aluminium solutions.
“We are excited to support our partners and clients achieve their sustainability goals through innovative and environmentally responsible products.”
Integrating Capral’s lower carbon aluminium into the ISC’s rating scheme provides project developers with robust, environmentally friendly material options that support their sustainability objectives.
Its inclusion, Capral said, ensures that customers have access to products that are not only high in quality but also in sustainability credentials.
With Capral’s LocAl aluminium now part of the database, project developers can earn valuable points under the IS Rating Scheme by choosing LocAl Aluminium for their projects.
“The Infrastructure Sustainability Council acknowledges the sustainability leadership shown by the team at Capral Aluminium in joining our dedicated membership community of practice,” said ISC CEO, Paul Hastings.
“Raising the profile and awareness of low-carbon alternatives is a critical part of our race towards net zero.
“By fostering collaboration right across the value chain, we can continue to accelerate impact across the quadruple bottom line.”
Capral said it is excited about the opportunities that lie ahead as a member of the ISC, and it looks forward to collaborating with other industry leaders and stakeholders to drive sustainable infrastructure practices and contribute positively to the environment.
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