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ADSL takes pride in managing an extensive estate, comprising both working and living infrastructure for thousands of Service Personnel.

To provide a service at this scale, a significant quantity of energy for heating, lighting, power and transportation is required.

To meet these requirements, we rely on a combination of traditional fossil fuels, high-efficiency cogeneration such as combined heat and power units (CHP), and renewable technologies.

We are committed to supporting the Army to deliver a more efficient and resilient estate.

Our Commitment to Energy Efficiency

While most of the energy consumption on the Garrisons is utilised by the MOD, ADSL also consumes energy in offices, stores, kitchens, and workshops. In alignment with our sustainability goals, and to support our Army customer to meet their own sustainability targets, we implement various energy efficiency projects, monitoring systems, reporting mechanisms, and proactive maintenance activities.

We are especially proud of our electric vehicle fleet which represents 58% of all vehicles used to deliver our services.

Monitoring and Analysis

To ensure effective energy management, we employ a central Energy Team that oversees the performance of over 2,500 utility meters, including more than 600 automated meter reading (AMR) units. Through advanced energy management software, we conduct detailed analysis and produce comprehensive performance reports for MOD teams on the Garrisons.

This enables us to identify areas of poor performance, investigate root causes, and develop recommendations for improvement.

Recognitions and Awards

Our commitment to energy management has been recognised through prestigious industry commendations and awards. These accolades signify our dedication to driving energy efficiency and sustainable practices.

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