Sustainability Report - FY 2023

Environmental Information Climate Change

Chart C: emission reduction in the Transition scenario vs BAU, by category 2025 (tCO 2 e)

3,000,000

2,467,715 0

2,500,000

-370

-0

-310 -50,365 -112 -5,994 -2 -1,138

2,000,000

1,511,234

1,500,000

-897,767 -16

-410

1,000,000

500,000

0

BaU

Heat

Electricity

Transition

Upstream transportation

End-of-life

Downstream transport

Commuting

Products used

Purchased goods and services

Business travels

Upstream energy

Static combustion

Mobile combustion

Rise

Fall

Total

Chart D: emission reduction in the Transition scenario vs BAU, by category 2030 (tCO 2 e)

1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000

3,775,697

-12 -1,948 -1

-170

-163,750 -531 -22,117 -5 -2,662

1,449,271

-2,133,473 -66 -1,691

0 500,000

BaU

Heat

Electricity

Transition

Upstream transportation

End-of-life

Downstream transport

Commuting

Products used

Purchased goods and services

Business travels

Upstream energy

Static combustion

Mobile combustion

Rise

Fall

Total

 Chart C shows that, although absolute emissions increase in 2025, emissions intensity decreases relative to the baseline scenario. The reduction is quantified at 956 ktCO 2 e/million euros of turnover, which represents a decrease of 13% compared to 2022. This suggests that even as the Company continues to grow and its total emissions increase, it becomes more efficient in terms of emissions per unit of revenue generated.

 Chart D provides a similar overview for the year 2030, where absolute emissions continue to increase, but emissions intensity decreases more significantly compared to the baseline scenario, with a 33% reduction from the 2022 base year. The total reduction is 2,326 ktCO 2 e/million euros of turnover. This indicates a significant improvement in the Company’s carbon efficiency over a longer period of time.

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