Sustainability at the core of our engineering
We engineer with sustainability at the core of our design thinking and execution, applying the latest innovations and best-in-class technology.
Our commitment to environmental stewardship, compliance, conservation, communication, and continuous improvement can be seen in the culture of sustainability we foster across our global business.
Our Environmental Policy
Our 2025 Carbon Footprint
Our 2024 Neutralization Plan
Tractebel aims to reach Net Zero Carbon by 2045, aligned with ENGIE’s ambition. To achieve this, we are setting Science based Near Term Targets with an objective of 5% annual reduction of our absolute emissions on Scope 1, 2 and 3.
Our methodology aligns with the IPCC trajectories, ensuring that our actions are credible, science-driven, and effective in the fight against climate change.
Since 2022, we have been neutralising most of our residual emissions through certified high-impact climate projects.
In parallel, we are actively developing a dedicated tool to evaluate and enhance the decarbonization impact of the projects we deliver.
Our mission is clear: engineering a carbon-neutral future.
We encourage employees to embrace environmental stewardship, and empower them with skills and opportunities to make a positive impact. We also enthusiastically work with clients and strategic partners to identify opportunities to drive innovation and co-create solutions that can enhance our nature-positive impact.
In recognition of our high environmental performance, some Tractebel management systems have been awarded environmental certifications including ISO 14001 and other local certificates. While we celebrate these achievements, our performance can always be better and we relentlessly strive to achieve more.
At Tractebel, we don’t just decarbonize — we engineer climate action, for ourselves and for our clients. We develop tools to assess and lower carbon footprints of our projects. We embed environmental thinking into every engineering decision through tools like TRACS (climate risk assessment), DECLIC (client decarbonisation), Carbon Go-NoGo (EU taxonomy screening), and COMPASS (lifecycle analysis).