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SRC Group achieves EPD certification for recycled construction materials

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What happened

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SRC Group has obtained Environmental Product Declaration certification for its recycled aggregates, sands, sub-base, clay materials, and manufactured topsoil and subsoils. This certification confirms that the materials have a carbon footprint of 0.00 kg CO₂e per tonne at the point of production. Additionally, SRC Group utilized Wembley Sidings for transport operations on November 1, 2026.

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Why it matters

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The certification provides customers with independently verified information to support sustainability reporting and procurement decisions. SRC Group’s operations rely on a circular economy model, having diverted over six million tonnes of construction waste from landfill since 2020. Using these certified materials has helped save approximately 30 million kg of CO₂e since 2020.

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Who's involved

  • WembleyArea used by SRC Group for transport operations

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • WembleySpeculative

    Wembley might see increased operational volume and strategic importance of the sidings for rail freight.

  • Public Investment FundSpeculative

    The Public Investment Fund could benefit from improved ESG profile and market reach resulting from SRC Group's certification and rail expansion.

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The entities involved

  • Wembley

    area in the London Borough of Brent

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