Lancaster London recognises the need for responsible energy management and is committed to improving energy efficiency and protecting the environment. Working at all levels
of the business, from shareholders, employees and guests, we will endeavour to minimise the impact our operations have on the environment.
Objectives
Fully comply with the law and legal legislation and regulations and to take a proactive approach to future legal requirements or obligations.
To reduce the emissions of green house gases and conserve natural resources, whilst maintaining the comfort and safety of our guests and staff.
To educate and train all members of staff in environmental issues and in good working practices in order to create an energy efficient and environmentally
aware working culture.
To reduce landfill and increase the recycling ethos of social, environmental and economical policies.
To achieve a 3% decrease in energy consumption year on year.
Key Procedures
Key procedures in delivery of this policy include:
To continue with our Monthly Environmental Task Force meetings, ensuring that we are constantly putting environmental and energy saving issues at the
forefront of our business strategies, and to monitor our progress in each of the key areas.
To control usage of energy in each area of the hotel consistent with its pattern of use in order to increase awareness of energy issues among staff and
encourage ‘energy responsible’ attitudes.
To actively promote environmental awareness within the hotel and to clients via regular updates and the Lancaster London website, in accordance with the
company’s policies.
To ensure all staff are made fully aware of the Hotel’s environmental policy, and to gain their commitment in our efforts to make Lancaster London a more
socially responsible business.
To develop and increase responsible purchasing methods to include sourcing products, such as locally produced goods and using suppliers that maintain
ethical practices.
To work with the Considerate Hoteliers Association and the Carbon Trust, amongst others, in order to comply with the relevant environmental legislation and
codes of practice, and to give guidance on environmental issues.