CSR Report 2023

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Heppner has defined its decarbonisation trajectory and is acting on all emission scopes to reduce its footprint. In 2022, the Group joined the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to benchmark its progress.

Heppner is meeting the challenge of responding to the growing need for freight transport while decarbonising this activity by regularly enriching its fleet’s energy mix in an ongoing dialogue with its stakeholders.

The complementarity of rail and river freight with road transport offers a competitive, high-performance but, at the same time, sustainable alternative.

Faced with the challenges of reducing its carbon impact, Heppner has put in place an energy sobriety plan while continuing to renovate its facilities and improve their energy efficiency.

Heppner is taking action to limit its impact on resources and foster circularity wherever it operates. These actions are intended to reduce impacts and give meaning.

Heppner has reduced its CO₂ emissions by 8% between 2018 and 2021 and intends to continue on this path. Measuring, acting and progressing are the Group’s commitments to (re)invent logistics with less impact.

Biodiversity has long been an afterthought in corporate CSR policies, yet it is one of the 9 planetary boundaries. The challenges of preserving biodiversity are now better known and integrated into CSR guidelines.