FREE GUIDE: Discover How to Meet Your Clean Air Targets in Construction
Protect your people and the local community: a new way to reduce construction pollution.
- Air pollution caused by the urban supply chain is one of the UK’s biggest public health challenges.
- Taking control of pollution in the construction is difficult because there is no way to identify the source.
- Previous solutions for improving air quality simply have been too expensive or too complex to have a real impact.
- Companies need simple recommendations on how to take targeted action and make sustainable investments pay off.
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Take control over construction air pollution.
Taking control over emissions is difficult
Compliance teams are under-resourced and over-worked, stuck behind the curve with unspecific and retrospective emissions breach data. Even the latest, most expensive monitoring systems aren’t fit for purpose.
Imagine if instead, teams could get real-time, specific evidence about emissions breaches delivered straight to their mobile. So they can pinpoint the problem the moment it becomes a problem, and take specific steps to improve air quality.
That’s EMSOL.
