Titan Enterprises drives innovation and sustainability with strategic green investments and supply chain resilience.
Reconciling environmental and economic objectives can be challenging, but for Titan Enterprises, sustainability is no longer a cost – it’s a catalyst for innovation, opportunity, and resilience.
“Aligning environmental goals with our business strategy is not straightforward,” says Kate Thomas, Titan’s Company & Finance Director. “The real benefits will emerge over time through strategic investments and planning.”
Powering sustainability with solar energy
Titan recently installed two solar panel arrays at its manufacturing facility, a move expected to offset six tonnes of CO2 annually. This green energy initiative, part funded by Low Carbon Dorset via the UK Government Shared Prosperity Fund, will reduce reliance on fossil fuels, lower energy costs and cut Titan’s carbon footprint, demonstrating its commitment to a sustainable future.
Enhancing supply chain resilience
To safeguard growth, Titan has reinforced its supply chain, prioritising UK-based suppliers and diversifying its sourcing network. This approach has allowed Titan to explore new materials and designs, improving flowmeter performance while managing rising raw material costs. Local sourcing also reduces the environmental impact of transportation and mitigates risk of supply disruption.
Recycling and efficiency through technology
Titan is embracing digital transformation by replacing printed technical documents with QR codes, reducing paper usage. The company is also exploring PCB recycling resulting from R&D and faulty production batches. Packaging material is an easy consideration when it comes to ‘going green’. Packaging has seen an eco-upgrade too, replacing polystyrene with recyclable cardboard and biodegradable filler materials.
Redesign for environmental benefit
Titan’s R&D and production teams work together to redesign products using fewer environmentally harmful materials. Though industries like medical and food production require strict material standards, Titan continues to seek out evolving technologies that balance regulatory compliance with sustainability.
“Pushing boundaries with new materials and technologies is exciting,” says Neil Hannay, Senior R&D Engineer with Titan Enterprises. “What wasn’t viable a decade ago is now delivering exceptional results.”
Looking ahead at a resilient future
Despite global uncertainties, Titan remains committed to excellence and trust-building through technical expertise and strategic communication. “Our investments in sustainability go hand-in-hand with operational efficiency,” adds Kate. “This alignment is expected to reduce manufacturing costs and drive long-term growth.”
Titan Enterprises’ vision for sustainable innovation will safeguard the company’s growth into 2025 and beyond.
For more information, contact Titan Enterprises via email at: sales@flowmeters.co.uk