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Flyer Ambition4climate Ambition4Climate.com platform AFEP large member companies invest in climate action with concrete projects The Ambition4Climate Internet platform initiated in 2021 by AFEP (the French Association of Large Companies) illustrates the solutions concretely implemented by large companies to meet the challenge of climate neutrality. Low carbon • Recent operational solutions projects? • Mostly replicable • Resulting in significant greenhouse gas emission reductions • In all sectors of activity • Make actions more easily understandable Objectives ? for experts and the general public • Share good practices • Communicate the characteristics of concrete projects (investment and profitability data) • Foster informed dialogue between companies and interested parties Analytical • Factual and quantified sheets to assess the carbon framework? impact of each project • Systematic identification and quantification of greenhouse gas emissions according to different parameters (emissions induced by the project, avoided emissions, emission removals) More information on ambition4climate.com Climate action is a strategic issue for large French companies The 7 levers to reduce carbon dependency Energy Energy efficiency Improvement Decarbonisation improvement of non-energy resource efficiency Examples Examples Examples • Development of hydrogen mobility • New generation ventilation • Use of solar and wind energy systems • Energy renovation • Development of bio-based • Use of biofuels • Installation of buildings • Monitoring and materials • Development of low of biomass power plants optimisation of energy consumption CO2 solutions • Positive energy buildings Sobriety in energy and Reduction of other Emission Removal non-energy resources greenhouse gases Examples Examples Examples • Reduction of food waste • Transport and storage of CO2 • Positive impact landfill • Management of low energy • Forestation and creation lighting • Modal shift to of carbon sink low carbon transport 110 + low carbon projects Financing low-carbon emitters or divestment 60 + from carbon assets participating companies Key figures Examples A platform updated • Development of low-carbon three times a year with new investment funds projects published Participating Companies ACCOR EIFFAGE L'OREAL SOLVAY AIR LIQUIDE ELIS LVMH SONEPAR AIRBUS ENGIE MICHELIN STMICROELECTRONICS ALSTOM FAURECIA NESTLE FRANCE SUCDEN ARCELORMITTAL FNAC DARTY NEXANS SUEZ ARKEMA GE ORANGE TARKETT AXA GETLINK PLASTIC OMNIUM TECHNIP ENERGIES BIOMERIEUX GROUPAMA ROQUETTE THALES BNP PARIBAS HERMES ROTSCHILD TIKEHAU CAPITAL BOUYGUES ICADE SAFRAN TOTALENERGIES BPCE ILIAD SAINT GOBAIN VALEO BUREAU VERITAS IMERYS SANOFI VEOLIA CAPGEMINI IPSEN SCHLUMBERGER VERALLIA CREDIT AGRICOLE KERING SCHNEIDER VINCI DANONE KINGFISHER SEB VIVENDI EDENRED KORIAN SODEXO WORLDLINE Companies report on their experience "Large companies are mobilised with operational low-carbon projects that trigger a ripple effect in their ecosystems.” Laurent Burelle, Chairman of AFEP and Chairman of PLASTIC OMNIUM ”With Ambition 4 Climate, we illustrate our main action for the climate: reducing food waste, which causes 8% of carbon emissions from human activity.” Sophie Bellon, Chairman of the Board of Directors of SODEXO ” Renewable energies, sustainable fuels, environmentally friendly behaviours: the projects presented in Ambition4Climate illustrate the ongoing dynamics in all our sites.” Olivier Andriès, CEO of SAFRAN www.ambition4climate.com Contact : Nicolas Boquet, Director of Environment Climate and Energy [email protected] +33 (0)1 43 59 71 40 .
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