Thomson agencies ‘go green’
Thomson has switched power suppliers for its 750-branch agency chain to harness “green energy”.
The outlets will receive electricity generated by wind farms and other renewable sources such as hydro and solar power.
The contract with Scottish and Southern Energy means Thomson will receive 18GWh (gigawatt hours) of green energy a year, equating to 60% of the total electricity consumed across Thomson and its airline Thomsonfly, the company said.
Managing director Peter Rothwell said: “Changes like this can make a huge difference on the impact we have on the environment. We’re always looking for opportunities to be greener and are committed to strengthening the position of our business on all aspects of environmental impact and sustainable development.
“If greater efficiency of operations, fuel consumption and business practices benefits the environment, our customers and employees, then it is a win-win situation.”
The holiday group is to also try out separating and recycling waste on selected flights, auditing hotels on the envionmental impact and encouraging closer co-operation with universities that run sustainable tourism modules.
Report by Phil Davies
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