→ Green value chain → Climate change
Time
horizon
Status Explanations Next steps
Guiding principle nº 1: Reduce our GHG emissions by decarbonizing our operations
Target
Transition to a net-zero world by targeting a 40% reduction
in Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions, using 2021 as the
reference year.
2030 On schedule Launch of the Electric Vehicle Program, a f inancial incen-
tive to promote sustainable employee mobility and facilitate
the acquisition of an electric or hybrid vehicle.
Pilot project to evaluate the potential for reducing emis-
sions from our temporary heating equipment on our sites.
Measure the emissions prevented thanks
to the Electric Vehicle Program.
Deploy temporary heating equipment on a greater scale
on our sites and train our employees on its use.
Complete emissions modelling to evaluate the potential
of GHG reductions in the various initiatives identif ied.
Target
Electrify at least 75% of our site vehicles.
2025 On schedule Arrival of the f irst electric vehicles on our sites in 2023.Monitor emissions prevented through the use
of our electric site vehicles.
Install mobile and f ixed charging stations on our sites
and at our off ices.
Guiding principle nº 2: Enable our clients and partners to transition to a low-carbon economy
Target
Annually assess 100% of emissions
generated by our strategic suppliers.
2024 On schedule Assessment scheduled to start in 2023.Account for the emissions of our strategic suppliers
under category 1 (purchases of products and services)
in accordance with the GHG Protocol.
Target
Increase by 30% the number of building
projects seeking green certif ication,
compared with 2021 levels.
2030 On schedule Creation of a group of sustainable construction
experts to support the design and execution
of our sustainable projects.
Develop a roadmap to enable this target
to be reached by 2030.
Progress on targets
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