In an era when environmental issues are increasing world resonance and visibility and the people is everyday more conscious about the pollution damages, Maire Tecnimont Group shows its efforts to help the green economy, creating business and value by using recycled plastic waste to produce polymers.
This is what the Myreplast Industries plant, a NextChem’s subsidiary, does guaranteeing about 95% of recycling process, moving on from words to actions.
The ISO 14001 certifies that Maire Tecnimont Group Environmental Policy is well suited to all subsidiaries and activities relevant to home office and construction sites, performing detailed analysis to evaluate the significance of working activities that influence the environment, negatively impacting through the consumption of energy, harmful atmospheric emissions, spills on soil and water, waste production, resource depletion and damage to flora and fauna. The results of such analysis define specific action plans to continuously mitigate impacts connected to the home office and construction activities.
The activation of “Smart Working” for the Italian companies, represent an important environment improvement helping in reducing of traffic with its associated impacts like noise, CO2 and particulate emissions.
Group’s Environmental policy is also defined by engineering phase which is an opportunity to propose technological modifications which can result in energy saving and cleaner emissions, leading to environmental and economic benefits for the customer, stakeholders and the whole community.
“B” RATING BY CARBON DISCLOSURE PROJECT
We are increasingly committed to a green economy, firmly believing in respect and protection of the environment. In February 2019, our environmental sustainability policies and actions against climate change made us obtain the rating “B” by the Carbon Disclosure Project, the international non-profit organization specialized in the assessment and measurement of the performance and strategies of the main international GROUPS.
In 2019, the energy intensity indicator reduced on 2018 for Group home offices while for construction sites slightly increased. Generally, the energy intensity indicator remains substantially unchanged over the last three years of observation, with oscillation in consumption of 2-3% for construction sites.
ENERGY INTENSITY*
(kJ/WORKED MAN-HOURS) | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
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Headquarters | 12,451 | 11,048 | 10,253 |
Construction Sites | 25,911 | 23,849 | 24,437 |
(*) The Group’s energy intensity factors are calculated using both direct and indirect energy consumption as a numerator and man-hours worked as a denominator.
RECYCLING WASTE VS TOTAL WASTE
(Tons) | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
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Recycling | 52.51 | 110.51 | 130.85 |
Total of Waste Produced | 53.13 | 111.72 | 133.03 |
GHG EMISSIONS
GHG emission intensity kg CO2/man-hours worked |
Scope 1 emission Tons of CO2 eq. |
Scope 2 emission Tons of CO2 eq. |
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Year | HQs |
Construction Sites |
HQs | Construction Sites | Total | HQs | Construction Sites | Total |
2017 | 154 | 195 | 812 | 164,137 | 164,949 | 10,437 | 7,826 | 18,299 |
2018 | 135 | 184 | 814 | 221,262 | 222,076 | 9,256 | 22,331 | 31,587 |
2019 | 130 | 198 | 501 | 168,643 | 169,144 | 10,089 | 39,700 | 49,789 |