Carbon Reduction Plan

Supplier name: BPI
Publication date: June 2026

BPI is committed to reducing its environmental impact and operating in a responsible and ethical manner. As an asset disposal and online auction business, we recognise both our responsibility to reduce operational emissions and the positive environmental role our services can play in supporting the reuse and redistribution of business assets.
Our focus is on reducing emissions across our operations, transport activity and supply chain through practical, measurable improvements in efficiency and responsible operational practices.
As the business continues to grow, we recognise the importance of measuring carbon performance in a way that reflects operational activity. For this reason, we focus on improving carbon efficiency alongside emissions reductions, allowing us to track environmental performance relative to business growth.

Our Carbon Strategy
Our carbon strategy is built around four core principles:
• Reducing emissions within our direct operational control
• Improving transport and logistics efficiency
• Working collaboratively with suppliers to reduce indirect (Scope 3) emissions
• Supporting circular economy outcomes through asset reuse and resale
Transport and logistics represent the largest proportion of our emissions and therefore remain a primary focus for reduction activity.

Transport and Logistics
Transport is the most significant contributor to our carbon footprint. Our approach focuses on reducing unnecessary movement and improving efficiency across logistics activity.
Key measures include:
• Prioritising direct-from-site asset sales to reduce transport requirements
• Optimising route planning and collection scheduling
• Reducing unnecessary mileage and double-handling of assets
• Increasing load consolidation where operationally appropriate
• Reviewing transport activity to improve overall operational efficiency
We also work closely with logistics partners to improve emissions visibility and encourage more efficient transport practices.

Fleet Efficiency
We continuously review our fleet and operational transport activity to reduce fuel consumption and improve efficiency.
This includes:
• Ongoing monitoring of fuel usage and vehicle performance
• Gradual replacement of older vehicles with more efficient alternatives where commercially viable
• Introducing lower-emission and hybrid vehicles where feasible
• Encouraging efficient driving behaviours across operations

Energy Use
We are working to reduce energy consumption across our offices and operational sites through improved monitoring, efficiency measures and behavioural change.
Where possible, we seek to utilise renewable electricity sources and reduce reliance on fossil fuel-based energy.

Waste and Circular Economy
A core element of BPI’s business model is the reuse, resale and redistribution of industrial assets, supporting circular economy outcomes and reducing unnecessary waste.
By extending asset lifecycles and enabling equipment to be reused, BPI helps businesses recover value from surplus assets while reducing the environmental impact associated with disposal and replacement.
We focus on:
• Maximising reuse and resale opportunities through our online auction platform
• Reducing waste sent to landfill
• Increasing recycling and recovery rates across operations
• Supporting extended asset lifecycles for clients

Supply Chain Emissions (Scope 3)
We recognise that a significant proportion of our emissions sit within our supply chain, particularly in transport and logistics.
We are improving visibility and management of these emissions by:
• Working with logistics and service providers to improve emissions data quality
• Encouraging suppliers to adopt lower-carbon practices where possible
• Increasing transparency in third-party transport reporting
• Considering environmental performance as part of supplier review processes

How We Measure Carbon
We measure carbon emissions using a combination of operational data, fuel consumption, electricity usage, transport mileage and supplier-reported data where available.
All calculations are based on recognised UK Government greenhouse gas conversion factors.

Carbon Intensity Approach
To reflect business growth and operational activity, BPI uses carbon intensity metrics alongside absolute emissions data to measure environmental performance more accurately.
Key measures may include:
• CO₂e per asset processed
• CO₂e per tonne transported
• CO₂e per mile travelled
This approach enables BPI to demonstrate improvements in efficiency while continuing to support business growth and client demand.

Our Commitment
BPI is committed to continually improving environmental performance through practical carbon reduction measures, operational efficiency and responsible business practices.
We will continue to embed sustainability into our operations, strengthen collaboration with suppliers and clients, and support circular economy principles through our core services.

Looking Ahead
We will continue to develop our carbon reduction strategy by improving emissions data quality, increasing the use of lower-emission transport solutions and strengthening supplier engagement on carbon reduction.
We will also continue to refine our carbon intensity approach to ensure it remains aligned with business growth, operational performance and evolving best practice.

Declaration and Sign Off
This Carbon Reduction Plan has been completed in line with PPN 06/21 and associated guidance and reporting standards for Carbon Reduction Plans.
Future emissions reporting will be recorded and reported in accordance with the published reporting standards for Carbon Reduction Plans and the GHG Reporting Protocol Corporate Standard, using the appropriate UK Government greenhouse gas conversion factors for company reporting.
This Carbon Reduction Plan has been reviewed and approved by the Managing Director.

David Boulton
Managing Director