As London's Ultra Emissions Zone comes into force, businesses across the capital are playing a leading role in reducing emissions.
This week saw the start of the Capital’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), signalling the Mayor of London’s ongoing commitment to cleaning up the city’s air.
Charging those who are driving vehicles that don’t meet tough emissions standards, it could have a sizeable financial impact on firms driving around the capital as part of their daily business.
But many companies accept a need to change to support clean air – and the launch of the ULEZ ties in with the business community’s long-standing efforts and innovations to reduce their carbon footprint.
Two CBI members explain why they’re prepared for the introduction of the new zone:
At Ocado, Suzanne Westlake, Head of Corporate Responsibility and Corporate Affairs, says the company’ focus on addressing carbon, in particular its fleet emissions and fuel efficiency, means its ready for the London ULEZ.
“Looking ahead, we have ambitious plans to test and develop further improvements, and we expect to announce more fue
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