In 2023, we have made significant progress towards achieving our targets.
On Climate & Environment, we reduced our scope 1 & 2 emissions by 28% compared to
2021 thanks to our 5-point action plan to reduce the carbon footprint of our offices and
industrial sites. We have implemented actions to protect the environment. In 2023, 91% of
the waste generated in our operations was recycled and 12.6% of water was reused. We
have also introduced a new commitment to protect biodiversity by committing to zero
projects in IUCN management categories I and II.
On People, we are pleased to report that our safety results continue to improve, our TRIR
is among the lowest in the industry, reflecting the importance of our Pulse HSE safety
program, which saw over 9,000 participants in 2023.
We consider Diversity and Inclusion as business priorities. We continue to improve the
diversity of our workforce and are cultivating behavioral change to boost innovation and
collaboration and to deliver tangible results of gender representation at all levels. We now
have 30.5% of women employees and 22% of women in leadership positions, in line with
our ambitious targets.
Through our employee value proposition, we invest in the development of our people’s
skills and competencies to attract, engage and retain the best talents. With the launch of
T.EN University, we are enhancing the learning mindset and preparing the organization to
be future ready. “Be part of the solution” is our call to action. Indeed, the second edition
of My Voice our global employee engagement survey recorded an increased
participation rate of 82
On Trust 2023 has seen the formalization and implementation of many important
processes In conversation with stakeholders and the Building Responsibly association we
have developed a series of worker welfare guidance notes which form the basis of our
Human Rights policy In November we held our inaugural ESG supplier council during
which we set out our QHSE supplier and subcontractor sustainability assessment program
and discussed the importance of collaboration and engagement through human rights due
diligence to deliver a just transition
All these achievements are thanks to the drive and commitment
of all our employees and they reflect the progress that can be
made when we all work together towards shared goals This
encourages us once again to refine our ESG approach to further
our ambitions and accelerate results
Throughout this report we provide the progress status at the
end of 2023 for each target defined in the ESG Scorecard
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Insection3 Sustainability performance of the 2023 Annual
report we present concrete examples of the progress being
made
SUSTAINABILITY AT A GLANCE ó TECHNIP ENERGIES
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The definition of each ambition of the ESG Scorecard is detailed in the section 42 Definitions and methodologies of the 2023 Annual report
For Technip Energies, sustainability
is about boosting innovation, creating
new opportunities, and developing new
businesses. As a leading engineering and
technology company, we are transformation
enablers. Because there is an urgent
need to align with the net zero trajectory,
to limit global warning, and contribute
to a regenerative future. This is a critical
decade. The projects, technologies,
products, and services of Technip Energies
have never been more relevant.”
Sandra Melki,
Vice President Marketing & Sustainability
Adoption of Human
Rights Policy
28%
reduction
for scope 1 & 2
GHG emissions
compared to 2021
30.5%
of women in the workforce
(vs. 29.7% in 2022)
TRIR among
the lowest
in the industry