At the heart of our commitment to sustainability is a continuous drive to innovate and collaborate across our supply chain. One of the latest initiatives on this journey was a recent Lunch & Learn session featuring Iain Bell, General Manager at John Lawrie Tubulars UK & Europe—a company leading the way in circular steel solutions.
What Are Lunch & Learn Sessions?
Our Lunch & Learn sessions are informal, interactive events where employees engage with experts from our customers, suppliers, and industry connections. These sessions are designed to boost knowledge, promote skill development, and foster collaboration across the group. The recent session with John Lawrie Tubulars provided valuable insights into how sustainability can be embedded into every step of the supply chain.
Repurposed Steel Tubulars: A Smart Sustainability Solution
During the session, Iain Bell provided an overview of John Lawrie Tubulars‘ innovative approach to sustainability. He introduced the New Endformed Connection System™, which enhances the reuse of surplus steel tubulars, significantly reducing the demand for new raw materials.
A key focus was on Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) and the quantifiable environmental benefits achieved through circular practices. John Lawrie Tubulars has positioned itself as a leader in the reuse of steel tubulars, and the numbers speak for themselves.
Celebrating Impact: 5,639.93 Tonnes of CO₂e Savings
One of the most exciting takeaways was the recognition of our 5,639.93 tonnes of CO₂e savings over the past year, a direct result of using repurposed tubular steel provided by John Lawrie Tubulars. Through real-world case studies, Iain demonstrated how these materials are being reused effectively in infrastructure and construction projects, proving that deliver real impact.
Shared Values, Stronger Partnerships
We’re proud to work with partners who align with our sustainability mission. John Lawrie Tubulars is not only helping us reduce our carbon footprint, but also driving industry-wide change through innovation and responsible resource management.
We extend our thanks to Iain Bell and Annabel Allen for delivering an informative and engaging session.