TRC 2019 Sustainability Report TRC 2019 Sustainability Report | Page 31

Much of our fieldwork requires larger vehicles to haul equipment and handle the wear and tear at job sites. We continue to look for ways to improve our fleet efficiency and reduce fleet emissions by: Fleet Vehicles We utilize company fleet vehicles for our service delivery, in addition to rental vehicles. We set a target for fleet vehicle emissions reductions in 2014 to achieve a 10% reduction in emissions per mile by 2020 for passenger vehicles and light duty trucks. ■ Replacing vehicles on a frequency that ensures our vehicles are operating as efficiently as possible, while considering financial, environmental, and safety factors 0.6 Reducing emissions from fleet vehicles continues to 25 be a challenge as our vehicle mix and usage change with our growing business. Acquisitions in the last 20 two years have added 150 additional vehicles to our fleet and we have more than doubled the number of annual miles driven since our baseline in 2014. Our 15 data collection systems also do not yet allow us to aggregate mileage across all business units, so we 10 are reevaluating this target. ■ Procuring new aluminum-bodied trucks that get better gas mileage 0.5 than traditional trucks with comparable capacity and safety ratings ■ Implementing a No-Idling Policy for employees and 0.4 contractors on job sites 0.3 ■ Combining client trips to save time, costs, and vehicle wear 0.2 ■ Evaluating vehicle changeouts to more fuel-efficient alternatives 5 We have achieved a 1% reduction in emissions per 0.0 mile in class C-H vehicles since baseline goals were established in 2014. 0 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 Electricity Total Office Energy Consumption Normalized to Headcount Measured in gigajoules per FTE Class C-H Vehicle Emissions Measured in kg C02/mile FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 2020 Target Total Office Energy Consumption by Fuel Source Measured in gigajoules 0.1 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 2020 Target Natural Gas 29