Willmott Dixon has been announced as the first construction company to sign-up to all three of The Climate Group's business campaigns, EV100, EP100 and RE100.

Willmott Dixon's backing for each campaign will see it migrate to a 100% electric vehicle fleet, supported by installing charging infrastructure, as well as use renewable electricity to power all operations by 2030 alongside sharing best practice with peers. It also commits Willmott Dixon to only owning, occupying and developing buildings that operate at net zero carbon emissions by 2030, in line with the World Green Building Council’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment.


Willmott Dixon is the tenth company globally to support EV100, EP100 and RE100, joining others such as Landsec, AstraZeneca, Danfoss, Goldman Sachs, Lloyds Bank, Mitie and Schneider Electric.

Rick Willmott, Group Chief Executive of Willmott Dixon said: "We have been deliberately ambitious in our Now or Never strategy to set a clear benchmark for green growth, which includes supporting our customers’ ambitions to adopt renewable energy and deliver their own net zero targets. Signing up to RE100, EP100 and EV100 is an important step in this journey to achieve zero-carbon in our operations and net zero in the buildings we create."