Decarbonizing construction and improving the carbon performance of assets

In its latest report, the IPCC defines the goal of limiting global warming to +1.5 °C as the first milestone in the fight against climate change. Adopting measures aligned with this target would halve the pace of global warming during the 2030s and halt it by mid-century.
This target concerns all sectors of activity, and as a result, many stakeholders have begun to act on their greenhouse gas emissions to reduce global warming and slow the associated climate disruptions. This is why the building sector has implemented measures to limit its greenhouse gas emissions by maximizing the carbon performance of its projects. ATLAND Group has therefore established a comprehensive strategy on this issue.
In line with its goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, ATLAND has conducted an annual carbon footprint assessment since 2020. This process enables the Group to identify priority issues for regulating its emissions, to assess the relevance of its decisions beyond financial performance alone, and to aim for exceeding regulatory requirements in terms of environmental performance.
of CO₂ equivalent in 2024 from ATLAND’s carbon footprint; scopes 1 and 2 represent around 10%, and scope 3 nearly 90%
of assets (by market value) benefit from energy consumption monitoring, based on ESG-evaluated funds managed by ATLAND Voisin
reduction targeted by 2031 in the carbon footprint of new projects by ATLAND Résidentiel compared to 2022
of construction contracts signed with companies located less than 50 km from the site or within the same region for new real estate projects (except for specific implementation techniques or materials)