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Around 98% of the Group’s electricity requirements come from 100% renewable sources, with certified Guarantees of Origin for the Group in 2025 | 43,761 tonnes of carbon dioxide saved for the rolling fleet | Around € 17 million Invested in projects to reduce environmental impacts | Innovative solutions to promote the transition to a low-carbon economy |
For Poste Italiane, environmental protection is a non-negotiable aspect when creating sustainable value. With this perspective, the Group follows this commitment in the communities in which it works, as governed in the Group’s Code of Ethics, through knowledgeable use of resources and innovative solutions that allow it to minimise negative environmental impacts.
The Company’s objective is to spread an environmental protection culture, whilst systematically drawing up sectoral action plans regarding the efficient management of energy resources, water resources and waste, from a circular economy perspective, in order to reduce its ecological footprint.
2021 Environmental Data Overview
- Internal Group energy consumption. The total energy consumption of the Group was 4,157,939 GJ, of which 1,588,317 GJ from renewable sources.
- Total Direct GHG emissions – Scope 1. In 2021 Poste Italiane generated 165,508 tCO2e of direct GHG emissions.
- Total Indirect GHG emissions - Scope 2. Total indirect GHG emissions have been reduced by about 45% over the past three years. Specifically, the Group in 2021 generated indirect GHG emissions of 5,709 tCO2e (market-based methodology | compared to an established target of 6,500 tCO2e); these emissions, calculated through the location-based methodology, were 142,966 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, 178,737 tCO2e were generated in 2021. Specifically, with reference to business travel, total emissions were 8,700 tCO2e (compared to a target set for 2021 of 9,200 tCO2e).
- Total waste produced. In 2021, the quantity of total waste produced by Poste Italiane is 34,471.7 t, of which 1,269.5 t were disposed of.
- Scope 3 financed emissions. In 2021, through the support of Moody's rating agency, Poste Italiane calculated its absolute Scope 3 financed emissions of 6,641,823.42 tCO2e and Weighted Average Carbon Intensity (WACI) of 153.41 tCO2e/€ mln revenues. Detailed information, also with reference to the breakdowns of the above data, can be found in the attached document

Green transition
Objectives | Indicator (KPI) | Target | Baseline | 2021 |
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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Achieve Carbon Neutrality |
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2020 |
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Decrease the Group’s direct GHG emissions (Scope 1) deriving from real estate facilities |
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2020 | New |
Decrease the Group’s direct GHG emissions (Scope 2) deriving from real estate facilities |
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2020 | New |
Reduce emissions from the postal delivery fleet |
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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 reduced environmental impact |
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2019 |
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Decrease the Group’s water consumption by adopting a dry cleaning system for the fleet |
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2021 | New |
Introduce Smart Building solutions on the Group’s real estate assets |
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New Objective achieved |
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Reduce the number of offices with diesel fuel and LPG tanks |
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2020 | New |
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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Sell electricity entirely produced from renewable sources and offset emissions deriving from the consumption of natural gas sold by the Group, through the use of emission offsetting instruments (e.g. voluntary CO2 offsetting credits) |
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2021 | New |
Maintenance of ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certifications |
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Every year | New |
Implementation of Environmental Management |
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2021 | New |