Apleona is once again reducing its emissions

Across all measured emission categories throughout Apleona’s entire value chain, emissions have fallen compared with the previous year, by 1.4 per cent to 697,435 tonnes of CO₂e. This reduction comes at a time when Apleona is continuing to grow strongly.

Emissions intensity has shown a particularly positive trend for all direct emissions from the vehicle fleet and property portfolio, as well as for indirect emissions from business travel. It has once again fallen significantly in relation to turnover. Compared with the previous year, the reduction amounts to almost 10 per cent. This means that, for the fifth year running, Apleona has achieved a reduction in the intensity of these direct emissions of more than 5 per cent.

“To put it simply: Apleona is getting bigger and bigger, but its emissions are not keeping pace – on the contrary, they are falling for every euro of value added, which is a major endorsement of our efforts to reduce emissions,” explains Constantin Moxter, Head of Sustainability at Apleona.

Benefits for the company, customers and the climate

The significantly more efficient use of natural resources is of great benefit to Apleona as a company. “Our investors and staff view our successful and robust decarbonisation strategy positively. Our customers also benefit from our climate-friendly services in their ESG reporting,” emphasises Constantin Moxter.

This success is down to the many different people at Apleona who put climate protection into practice in their day-to-day work. “The key to our emissions reduction lies in many decisions, both big and small: from sourcing green electricity and choosing company cars to travel behaviour and land use,” explains Daria Stabelski, Sustainability Manager at Apleona.