EP100 members

Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd. is a part of the Leisure and Hospitality sector of the Mahindra Group and offers holidays primarily through vacation ownership memberships. Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd. strives to adopt sustainable practices in all its operations and recognizes the long-term benefits of doing so. This company commits to double energy productivity by 2041 relative to a 2016 baseline. The company is implementing a variety of measures including transitioning to LED lighting, upgrading to energy efficient HVAC systems, and use of timers for high-load equipment.

Majid Al Futtaim is the leading shopping mall, communities, retail and leisure pioneer across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and has a vision to transform the face of shopping, entertainment and leisure to create ‘great moments for everyone, everyday’. Majid Al Futtaim joined  through the Net Zero Carbon Buildings pathway, committing to owning only spaces that are net zero carbon in operation by 2030. To meet this target, Majid Al Futtaim will implement measures to upgrade existing buildings and incorporate energy efficiency and renewable energy systems into new projects.

Max Fordham LLP is a building services engineering and sustainability consultancy. The company's portfolio includes award winning exemplars of sustainable design and a diverse mix of beautifully engineered buildings. Max Fordham joined through the Net Zero Carbon Buildings pathway, committing to occupying only assets that are net zero carbon operation by 2020. 

Mitie, a leading UK facilities management and professional services company, has joined EP100 as part of its Plan Zero commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2025. The company is implementing measures such as reducing staff travel, converting its fleet to zero emission vehicles and extensive staff training on how to reduce energy use across the business. Mitie has committed to double energy productivity by 2043 relative to a 2018 baseline.

Mott MacDonald is a global engineering, management, and development consulting firm focused on guiding clients through many of the planet’s most intricate challenges. Their vision is to be the world’s leading employee-owned consulting firm, opening opportunities with connected thinking to deliver optimum solutions and sustainable outcomes for clients. Mott MacDonald has joined through the Net Zero Carbon Buildings pathway, committing to all assets being carbon neutral in operation by 2020 and to only occupy net zero carbon assets by 2030.

Multiplex is a premier global construction company with a goal to deliver projects in a safe, responsible and sustainable manner. The company joined through the Net Zero Carbon Buildings pathway, committing to owning and occupying only assets that are net zero carbon in operation by 2030. The company plans to develop and implement a carbon emissions reduction strategy that includes energy demand reduction targets, building measures to decarbonize grids, and renewable energy procurement.  

NatWest is an international banking group providing financial services to people, families and businesses. The company has committed to implement an EnMS by 2019, improve energy productivity 40% by 2025 relative a 2015 baseline, and the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment - committing to carbon neutrality for direct operations by 2020, and only owning and occupying operational net zero assets by 2030.

Nightingale Housing is an Australian housing provider constructing multi-residential buildings that are financially, socially and environmentally sustainable. Nightingale Housing joined through the Net Zero Carbon Buildings pathway.

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) is the largest telecommunications company in Japan and one of the largest worldwide. The company has committed to double energy productivity by 2025, relative to a 2017 baseline. . To meet its target, NTT will convert its power facilities into direct current, adopt energy saving measures, and implement social and governance measures with the aim of contributing to the United National Sustainable Development Goals. The company consumes around 1% of all the electricity used in Japan.

Omron’s Industrial Automation Business and Healthcare Business visualize production volume, quality, and energy consumption at their respective production bases, and evaluate the potential for energy reduction. Through the Industrial Automation Business's energy control technology, Omron will build a system in which improving productivity will directly lead to energy reduction. In addition, the Industrial Automation Business will proactively deploy the technologies and know-how acquired through these initiatives to its customers and partners to help manufacturers around the world not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but also realise resilient manufacturing.

The company commits to double their energy productivity by 2040, relative to a 2016 baseline.