Our decarbonization solutions for services and finance

To calculate their carbon footprint, develop a low-carbon roadmap, and decarbonize their operations, professionals in the services and finance sectors need to be familiar with best practices in this area and demonstrate that they are implementing them.

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Do you work in the services or finance sector, at a bank, in a role that deals with decarbonization challenges? We provide you with access to standards, market intelligence solutions, training, and recognition based on audits.

Have your carbon footprint verified or validated

To establish your credibility and reassure your stakeholders.

Have your carbon footprint verified or validated

Gaining recognition for your expertise as a carbon footprint assessor

A certification for consultants.

Gaining recognition for your expertise as a carbon footprint assessor

Apply for the Engagé RSE certification

To highlight your CSR efforts, including those related to climate action.

Apply for the Engagé RSE certification

Request a sustainability audit

A service resulting from the CSRD directive

Request a sustainability audit

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Why adopt a low-carbon approach?

The European Union and France have signed the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit the rise in global average temperatures to less than 2 °C by 2100 compared to pre-industrial levels. This treaty, signed during the United Nations COP21 in December 2015, recommends doing everything possible to ensure that this increase does not exceed 1.5 °C, which would already cause numerous disruptions and extreme weather events.
This goal requires a drastic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. To take the most significant action possible within its borders, the European Union has set the goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, with an intermediate milestone in 2030: a 55% reduction in GHG emissions compared to 1990 levels.

Source of figures: Ministry for Ecological Transition

8.2 tonsCO2 equivalent: the average carbon footprint of a French citizen

369 milliontons of CO2 equivalent emitted in France

+ 1.5 °Cmaximum increase in average temperatures by 2100 to be respected

3scopes (perimeters) for classifying its GHG emissions

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