Offices
During the autumn of 2009, Carnegie will move to new offices. In selecting a property owner, we chose Fabege, which has clear guidelines with respect to the environment.

Policy from Fabege
 Ensure that use of energy, water and other natural resources takes place efficiently in a manner that is environmentally friendly and conserves resources.
 Offer opportunities for source-sorting and facilitate efficient, environmentally compatible waste handling.
 Strive to reduce the total volume of waste.
 Place clear environmental requirements on the purchase of goods and services.
 Replace environmentally hazardous chemicals with less hazardous substances where possible
 Reduce the environmental impact of transports for both business travel and delivery of goods.
 Choose construction methods and materials with consideration to the environment and in accordance with Fabege’s environment program for new construction and renovation.
 Prevent the occurrence and spread of contaminants.
 Increase environmental knowledge among employees through training and communicate environmental issues both internally and externally
 Regularly document, follow-up, evaluate and improve environmental work
 Comply with or exceed prevailing environmental laws and other requirements affecting operations.

Carnegie is taking the following measures in the new offices:
 Light sensors in toilets to reduce electricity consumption
 Environmental stations in copying rooms
 Reduction of the number of printers per department by assigning more users to the same printer. This reduces both energy and paper consumption.
 Green computer rooms from Enaco