Corporate social responsibility - Environment

SPIE TAKES PART IN A GREEN ECONOMY POLICY WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE AND AWARE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL STAKES AND CLIMATIC RISKS

This cross-functional approach covers all the company's activities: its businesses, its customers, its suppliers, and its own energy footprint. The aim of this policy is to actively contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and energy consumption at all levels.

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CSR policy

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CO₂

SPIE relies on the results of its carbon balance by undertaking a series of actions to reduce its footprint.

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SMART CITY

The SPIE Group offers its clients a range of customized solutions, such as the implementation of a platform for the remote management of public lighting and the installation of “Smart Building” technologies that combine energy efficiency with occupant comfort.

In addition, SPIE plays a key role in the energy transition, including the construction of some of the largest solar parks in the world, participation in offshore wind energy projects in Europe and the development of innovative urban transport management systems and smart parking facilities.

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PERFORMANCE DIAGNOSTICS

SPIE supports its SPIE supports its clients in their environmental policies by carrying out Energy Performance Diagnostics (EPD), which include analysis and recommendations to reduce carbon impact, as well as through Energy Performance Contracts (EPCs), which guarantee energy savings and emissions reduction. in their environmental initiatives by carrying out Energy Performance Diagnostics (DPE).

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Sustainable PURCHASES

As purchasing accounts for the largest share of SPIE's GHG emissions (around 80%), the company is committed to reducing its environmental impact by incorporating sustainability criteria into its procurement practices.

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ETHICS

SPIE cultivates a high level of ethical business conduct. Our aim is to instil and maintain a strong internal culture based on trust and integrity.

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SHARE FOR YOU

Every year, the Group offers its employees an opportunity to become shareholders of SPIE under preferential conditions by subscribing to shares at a reduced price.

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DIVERSITY

As corporate citizen, SPIE has made diversity one of its priorities. This is reflected in the determination to ensure equal opportunities for all in the Group, and takes form through a diversity charter, communicated to all employees, as well as our clients, suppliers and partners.

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91

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of employees work under an ISO 14001 environmental management system

Our CSR commitments

For more than twenty years, SPIE has been at the forefront of the fight against global warming and the construction of a more sustainable economy. The Group is taking concrete action to reduce its own environmental footprint and that of its customers, with advances recognized by market players. It is also working hand in hand with international companies and partners to make a difference.

CSR performance figures & publications

The SPIE Group is convinced: we can choose to turn climate change and the digital revolution into opportunities and levers for sustainable progress in Europe and around the world. By taking the side of the solution, SPIE has made ambitious, quantified commitments, formalized in its Corporate Social Responsibility roadmap.

Objective 2025 no. 1:

Contributing to a low-carbon economy

Achieve a 50% green share of our sales by 2025, according to the climate criteria of the European taxonomy.
SPIE designs and implements long-term solutions to support its customers in their energy transition and help reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. In 2025, the Group's green share will be 50%, the latter being recognised as a transitional energy source in the European taxonomy.

Objective 2025 no. 2:

Reducing our carbon footprint

Reduce our direct carbon footprint by 25% by 2019 (scopes 1 and 2).
As a pure service provider, SPIE has a limited direct carbon footprint. Reducing its emissions involves decarbonizing its vehicle fleet and real estate assets. By 2024, SPIE Belgium has electrified 35% of its fleet.

Objective 2025 no. 3:

Striving for excellence in safety

Halve the number of serious accidents by 2019.
Since 2021, SPIE has been deploying 10 vital safety rules to reinforce the prevention of serious accidents linked to major risks: electrical risks, road risks, risks linked to working at height and lifting activities.