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Poste Italiane has been included in the ‘Change The World 2022’ list among the 50 companies that are changing the world |
99% of the Group’s electricity needs come from 100% renewable sources |
-19% of Group emissions thanks to energy efficiency of buildings |
21.7 million euros invested in projects to reduce emissions |
37% of green vehicles make up the company fleet |
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Poste Italiane attaches particular importance to environmental protection, aware of the need to use resources responsibly in order to minimise negative environmental impacts and pursue sustainable development aimed at creating value for the community and the territory in which it operates, in full implementation of the Group's Code of Ethics.
By adopting a conscious approach to the use of energy, water resources and waste management, Poste Italiane aims to generate a positive impact for the community in which it operates, following a path aimed at the green transition of its activities.
- Internal Group energy consumption. The total energy consumption of the Group was 3,915,250 GJ, of which 1,570,291GJ from renewable sources.
- Total Direct GHG emissions – Scope 1. In 2022 Poste Italiane generated 152,703 tCO2e of direct GHG emissions.
- Total Indirect GHG emissions - Scope 2. The Group in 2022 generated indirect GHG emissions of 2,860 tCO2e (market-based methodology | compared to an established target of 3,000 tCO2e); these emissions, calculated through the location-based methodology, were 139,206 tCO2e (compared to an established target of 145,500 tCO2e).
- Total other indirect GHG emissions – Scope 3. This category reflects the total other indirect emissions generated by the Group's value chain. In this regard, 257,796tCO2e were generated in 2022. Specifically, with reference to business travel, total emissions were 10,446 tCO2e (compared to a target set for 2022 of 12,00 tCO2e).
- Total waste produced. In 2022, the quantity of total waste produced by Poste Italiane is 37,245.3 t, of which 1802.1 t were disposed of.
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Scope 3 financed emissions. In 2022, through the support of Moody's rating agency, Poste Italiane calculated its absolute Scope 3 financed emissions of 8,541,519.64 tCO2e and Weighted Average Carbon Intensity (WACI) of 1155,53 tCO2e/€ mln revenues. Detailed information, also with reference to the breakdowns of the above data, can be found in the attached document
2022 Environmental Data Overview
Green transition
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2022 |
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Reduce the Group's total emissions in line with the Paris Climate Agreement targets and contribute to limiting global warming to 1.5°C |
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2020 |
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Achieve Carbon Neutrality |
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2020 |
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Reduce the Group’s direct GHG emissions (Scope 1) deriving from real estate facilities |
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2020 |
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Decrease the Group’s direct GHG emissions |
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2020 |
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Reduce emissions from the postal delivery fleet |
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2019 |
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Increase the share of environmentally friendly vehicles (electric, hybrid, low emission) of Nexive, SDA, Milkman |
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2020 |
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Increase the share of environmentally friendly vehicles (electric, hybrid, low emission) of sennder |
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2020 |
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Use of electricity from renewable sources |
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2020 |
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Replace the company fleet with vehicles with |
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2019 |
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Introduce Smart Building solutions on the |
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2020 |
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Reduce the number of locations with diesel fuel and LPG tanks |
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2020 |
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Increase the production of GWh of renewable energy that can be used for self-consumption |
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2020 |
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Make a large building Carbon Neutral |
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2020 |
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Selling electricity entirely produced from renewable |
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2021 |
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Maintenance of ISO 14001 certifications |
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Every year |
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Implementation of Environmental Management Systems according to ISO 14001 in Poste Italiane’s production units |
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2021 |
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Maintenance of Environmental Management Systems according to ISO 14001 in Poste Italiane’s production units |
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2022 |
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