PROTECT OUR
ENVIRONMENT
INCORPORATE ECOLOGY INTO ALL OUR SERVICES
As part of our commitment to the green transition and reaching net zero, we are building our expertise from year to year in order to provide our clients with the best possible support in making their own transition and implementing sustainable development projects. Our aim is to systematically include ecodesign and worksite environmental monitoring approaches and solutions in the bids we produce.
We have developed specific methods to this end, and are gradually rolling them out across all the Group’s entities and business lines through a sustained training effort. These methods address the full range of environmental issues (climate and greenhouse gas emissions, ecosystems and biodiversity, sustainable use of resources, etc.).
REDUCE THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF OUR ACTIVITIES
For several years now, we have been committed to gradually reducing the environmental impact of our own in-house activities, both in terms of consumption of non-renewable resources and emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) and atmospheric pollutants. We are working tirelessly to make improvements in this area.
We are continuing to adapt our travel policy by encouraging video conferencing whenever possible and giving preference to modes of transport with lower impacts (travelling by train rather than flying, electrifying our vehicle fleet, etc.). We are renewing our property portfolio and basing our leasing choices on environmental and sustainability criteria (energy and environmental quality, distance from public transport, bicycle facilities, etc.). We are also stepping up our efforts to sort and recycle waste and save energy in order to reduce the impact of our office activities.
STRENGTHEN OUR CLIMATE STRATEGY WITH THE SBTI
In February 2024, the Group’s emissions reduction targets were officially validated by the SBTi. At the end of 2025, these targets were adjusted and resubmitted to the SBTi to reflect the significant changes in the Group’s scope during fiscal years 2023 and 2024. This period was marked by several acquisitions, notably the integration of FNX-INNOV in Canada, Pick Everard in the United Kingdom, and LCI in Australia, which led to a significant increase in the Group’s workforce and associated GHG emissions. This change in scope has been incorporated into the Group’s new decarbonization trajectories.
Artelia’s emissions reduction targets for 2030 have therefore been updated based on a new base year, set as 2024:
- Artelia commits to reduce absolute scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions 42% by 2030,
- Artelia also commits to reduce scope 3 GHG emissions 52% per EUR value added within the same timeframe.