Hermès // 2022 UNIVERSAL REGISTRATION DOCUMENT
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND NON ટ FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE THE PLANET: ENVIRONMENT
2.5.3.1.2 Energy: electricity, gas
INDUSTRIAL ENERGY
INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Objectives:
2019 2020 2021 2022 158 148 162 160
put in place actions compatible with the global warming trajectory of 1.5 degrees and, in particular, continue the decoupling between industrial energy consumption and business growth; s implement a policy of 100% renewable electricity within its own operations by 2025 and renewable energies by 2030; s no longer use gas or any other fossil fuels as an energy source for any new industrial investments unless this is proven technically impossible. This programme to "phase out fossil fuels at industrial sites" reaffirms Hermès’ desire to actively participate in the energy transition necessary to limit global warming; s progressively equip all stores with 100%-LED lighting, unless this is technically impossible; s contribute to the corporate sobriety effort in the context of major tensions on gas and electricity supplies by reducing energy consumption in France (industrial sites, tertiary buildings and exclusive stores) by 10% compared to 2019. s
In GWh
INDUSTRIAL ENERGY INTENSITY
2019 2020 2021 2022 23.0 23.2 18.1 13.8
2
In MWh/€M revenue
BREAKDOWN OF INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION (GAS, ELECTRICITY) BY MÉTIER IN 2022 (EXCLUDING FARMS)
GROUP ENERGY CONSUMPTION Excluding farms
2022 In MWh
2022 In %
Electricity 123,507
57
Gas 94,753
43
Total
218,260
* Logistics, Metal, Porcelain, Beyrand, Watch division, Bootmaker, Silversmith Over the last decade, the Hermès Group has maintained its ambition of decoupling consumption from growth with a 1.16‑fold increase in industrial energy consumption compared with a 3.1‑fold rise in activity volumes. This result testifies to the improved management of consumption. Industrial energy consumption intensity fell 62.4% over the same period. In 2022, overall energy consumption decreased compared to 2021 (-1.2%) thanks to the solutions implemented by the industrial sites. In order to monitor and manage energy consumption more closely, sub‑metering solutions are being rolled out across all Group sites. To date, for example, 32 production sites and 16 exclusive stores are equipped with such systems. in intensity of industrial energy consumption, compared to 2019 -40%
Farms
Electricity
3,806
79
Gas
1,025
21
Total
4,831
Energy consumption (electricity, gas) was 218,260 MWh/year at Group level, excluding farms. Energy consumption (electricity, gas) is distributed as follows, in a context in which the Group manufactures 55% of its objects in exclusive in‑house workshops.
GROUP BREAKDOWN (Excluding farms)
Industry
Stores Services
Total
2022 in %
73% 19% 8% 100%
GROUP ENERGY INTENSITY (Excluding farms)
2019 2020 2021 2022 30 31 24 19
In MWh/€M revenue
Nearly 75% of the energy is consumed on industrial sites, which therefore concentrate the majority of efforts in terms of reduction trajectories.
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