In 2025, Energipole chose to voluntarily engage in a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative and today publishes its first CSR report, dedicated to the 2025 financial year.
This inaugural edition represents an additional step in our continuous improvement journey. It is primarily a snapshot, a working basis and a starting point for better measuring our practises and progress over time.
Why this voluntary approach?
Because our activities are directly linked to the challenges of sustainable development, ecological transition, circular economy, and responsible industry.
Sorting, recycling and recovery of waste, decontamination, rehabilitation of industrial wastelands, methanisation, energy recovery, multimodal logistics, and services to industry: the professions at Energipole are, by their very nature, closely tied to the ongoing environmental and industrial transformations.
But beyond our activities, it seemed important to formalise what is already being implemented within our various entities, to better structure our commitments, to identify our areas for improvement, and to establish a roadmap for the coming years.
A desire for transparency
This voluntary approach is also part of our commitment to transparency: to share more clearly our commitments, our actions, and our results with our employees, our clients, and all stakeholders involved in our activities.
The aim is not only to account for what already exists but also to better identify the areas where we must continue to make progress.
The report thus presents both the practises already in place within the Group, the main indicators available at this stage, and the objectives that will guide the continuation of our approach.
Three pillars to structure our approach
The report revolves around three main pillars:
- Environment and territories
- Human capital
- Governance and ethical practises
A framework set to evolve
This first edition now provides us with a common framework and reference indicators, which will be gradually enriched over the coming editions.
The CSR roadmap also sets several objectives for the coming years, particularly regarding low-carbon logistics, waste reduction, environmental policy, workplace safety, ethics, and the consolidation of CSR indicators.
This approach is therefore intentionally gradual.
Our aim: to measure better in order to continue progressing.
