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The 2025 Sustainability Report was published.
Apleona’s 2025 Sustainability Report once again highlights significant progress in reducing the company’s own carbon footprint and in enhancing the positive environmental impact for customers through Apleona’s green real estate solutions.
In the foreword to the latest report, CEO Dr Jochen Keysberg emphasises the strategic importance of AI and decarbonisation for Apleona’s development and continued growth: “We will capitalise on the significant opportunities presented by artificial intelligence and further expand the added value we create for ourselves and our customers through our services in the areas of energy efficiency and decarbonisation.”
Constantin Moxter, Head of Sustainability, highlights the relevance of ESG for Apleona: “For Apleona, sustainability is an integral part of corporate governance. Apleona attaches great importance to ensuring that the data is both traceable and verifiable, and that the measures implemented actually contribute to achieving our ambitious targets.”
These are the key topics of the 2025 Sustainability Report:
Carbon footprint: Emissions per turnover reduced once again
In 2025, Apleona reduced CO₂ emissions from its own business operations by 6 per cent per euro of turnover compared with 2024, with emissions from the vehicle fleet and heating supply falling by around 4 per cent. This was achieved through an increase in electric vehicles, green electricity and efficiency measures in our offices.
Handprint: Customer savings significantly exceed our own emissions
Our Green Real Estate solutions enabled Apleona’s customers to save around 87,000 tonnes of CO₂e, which is approximately 2.4 times our own emissions. Including measures required by law, the emissions avoided total approximately 262,000 tonnes of CO₂e – 7.3 times our own emissions.
More taxonomy-compliant revenue: modernisation over new acquisitions
The proportion of EU taxonomy-compliant revenue rose to 31.7 per cent of total revenue. This includes repairs and the modernisation of existing facilities and building components, through which Apleona extends their useful life and reduces the need for new acquisitions, as well as the use of energy-efficient technologies in climate protection.
Vehicle fleet and energy: electrification and green electricity as key levers
The electrification of Apleona’s vehicle fleet is continuing to gather pace: the proportion of electric vehicles stood at just under 10 per cent in 2025 (up from 3 per cent in 2024 and 1 per cent in 2023). In Germany, Apleona will no longer enter into new car leasing contracts for vehicles with internal combustion engines from the end of 2028; existing contracts will expire by 2032 at the latest.
At the same time, Apleona is continuously increasing the proportion of green electricity in Germany: around 70 per cent of the electricity used in its own buildings comes from renewable sources. Including the electricity used to charge electric vehicles, this proportion rises to around 76 per cent on a market-based basis.
Apleona is also driving forward the decarbonisation of its fleets and sites internationally – for example in the UK, where the company is expanding the use of electric vehicles and incorporating this experience into the further development of its measures.
Diversity and Equal Opportunities: Towards a more inclusive Apleona
With over 43,300 employees in more than 36 countries, Apleona is characterised by an exceptional diversity of backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. The current report also describes numerous initiatives through which Apleona actively supports diversity within the company and utilises it as a key source for building on its strengths.
Contact the ESG team
If you have any questions or suggestions, Constantin Moxter, Head of Sustainability, and the central ESG team are available at any time: sustainability@apleona.com.
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The full Sustainability Report 2025 is available for download here: