Taking Action on Sustainability

Algonquin Bridge and The AIL Group of Companies are committed to a better future. We believe that sustainability is integral to our business. Plus, it’s the right thing to do. Based on The AIL Group’s Sustainability Policy, our action plan has three main focus areas:

• Making a Healthier Planet
• Connecting Communities
• Investing in Employees & Communities

Making a Healthier Planet

Algonquin Bridge is committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050 and being a market leader in low-carbon solutions that support biodiversity.

• We measure key parts of our Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, and have set interim milestone emission targets.
• We have added on-site solar generation and improved building envelope energy efficiency.
• We are working with our supply-chain partners and customers to lower their carbon footprints.
• Our recycled and recyclable steel bridges have lower carbon footprints than concrete alternatives.

Connecting Communities

We take a leadership role in keeping communities connected with easy-to-install, resilient solutions that will serve for many decades.

Investing in Employees & Communities

We have progressive programs in place in support of both our employees and our communities.

Algonquin Bridge commits to Canada’s Net-Zero Challenge

Algonquin Bridge has also committed to the Government of Canada’s Net-Zero Challenge, an initiative that encourages Canadian businesses to develop credible plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and work toward achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

As part of our commitment, Algonquin Bridge will continue to identify opportunities to reduce emissions across our operations, improve energy efficiency and incorporate sustainability into our business decisions. This commitment reflects our ongoing focus on responsible growth, environmental stewardship and building a more sustainable future.

By joining the Net-Zero Challenge, Algonquin Bridge is taking another important step toward reducing our environmental impact and supporting Canada’s transition to a net-zero economy.