VINCI - 2005 annual report
VINCI - 2005 annual report
VINCI - 2005 annual report
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A RESPONSIBLE GROUP / ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY<br />
Our environmental<br />
responsibility<br />
<strong>VINCI</strong>’s environmental policy refl ects its determination to take into account the<br />
impact of its activities at the various life cycle stages of its products and services<br />
– design, construction, operation – and to reduce any pollution they may cause.<br />
The Group’s expertise as a designer-constructor enables it to develop comprehensive<br />
solutions that combine economic effi ciency and environmental performance.<br />
Implementing this policy depends on the empowerment of all Group employees<br />
and on consultation with stakeholders.<br />
Commitments<br />
Combat climate change<br />
Preserve natural resources<br />
Optimise waste management<br />
Reduce energy consumption<br />
Prevent pollution<br />
Protect the natural environment<br />
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Preventing and<br />
anticipating climate<br />
change<br />
The environmental impact of the construction<br />
industry is measured primarily by its<br />
consumption of resources (materials and<br />
energy) and by the emission of greenhouse<br />
gases.<br />
With a view to improving effi ciency in<br />
both these areas, <strong>VINCI</strong> Construction has<br />
adopted an approach that considers the<br />
Examples of actions taken in <strong>2005</strong><br />
‰ Creation of <strong>VINCI</strong> “climate” task force.<br />
‰ 105 environmental innovations proposed by employees<br />
for the <strong>VINCI</strong> <strong>2005</strong> Innovation Awards Competition.<br />
‰ 6.6 million tonnes of material recycled Eurovia.<br />
‰ Environmental training increased by a factor of 2.5.<br />
overall life cycle of a building and the<br />
impact of man-made structures on the<br />
environment. In a segment where they are<br />
particularly active, <strong>VINCI</strong> companies have<br />
sound customer references in the fi eld<br />
of high environmental quality (HQE ® )<br />
construction. They work alongside French<br />
and other European authorities to promote<br />
this type of approach, which improves the<br />
eco-effi ciency of buildings.<br />
Most of <strong>VINCI</strong> Energies’ business units<br />
operate in the industrial and service sectors,<br />
which are the source of over one-third of<br />
all greenhouse gas emissions in France.<br />
‰ Introduction of global waste management system in the Paris region.<br />
‰ Continuation of the programme to reduce vehicle-related greenhouse<br />
gas emissions by 2.5% a year.<br />
‰ Installation of the fi rst noise and pollution barriers.<br />
‰ Signature of a partnership agreement for the protection of biodiversity by Cofi route and<br />
the French federation for the protection of the habitat of wildlife.