Corplex’s Ongoing Commitment to Reducing Environmental Impact
At Corplex, sustainability is more than a regulatory requirement — it’s a core pillar of our business strategy.
Corplex recognises that it has a responsibility to the environment beyond legal and regulatory requirements. We are committed to continually improving and reducing our environment impact and performance as an integral part of our business strategy and operating methods.
2024 GHG Infographic Report
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Overview
2023 GHG Emissions
In 2023, Corplex reported the following greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions:
Location-Based (LB): 13,023.4 tCO₂e
Market-Based (MB): 8,806.87 tCO₂e
The majority of these emissions were from Scope 2, primarily linked to electricity consumption.
Our Scope 3 emissions (fuel- and energy-related activities) were:
MB: 3,881.03 tCO₂e
LB: 2,281.15 tCO₂e
Notably, over 95% of Scope 3 emissions in 2023 were attributed to electricity use.
2024 GHG Emissions
In 2024, total GHG emissions saw some variation:
LB: 13,999.30 tCO₂e
MB: 7,752.91 tCO₂e
Scope 2 remained the dominant source of emissions. Scope 3 figures were:
MB: 2,267.67 tCO₂e
LB: 5,482.61 tCO₂e
Electricity consumption accounted for more than 98% of Scope 3 emissions in 2024.
Site-Specific Emissions Insights
Key Emission Contributors (Market-Based)
Kaysersberg: 28.6%
Hurbanovo: 25.8%
Kaysersberg’s high share is due to its large operational footprint and significant electricity usage. In contrast, Hurbanovo’s high emissions are primarily influenced by Slovakia’s high electricity grid emission intensity. Although new photovoltaic panels were installed late in the year, they currently account for just 2.7% of the site’s energy use, all of which is fed directly into the grid.
Key Emission Contributors (Location-Based)
Kaysersberg: 30.5%
Gloucester: 29%
Notably, Gloucester has eliminated its emissions under the Market-Based method thanks to its exclusive use of 100% renewable electricity.
Site-Specific Emissions Insights
Despite a slight 1.9% increase in electricity consumption, Corplex achieved a 13.6% reduction in Market-Based emissions between 2023 and 2024. This improvement is largely attributed to the significant drop in France’s emission factor — from 0.12 to 0.04 kg CO₂e/kWh.
Looking ahead, the impact of our new photovoltaic panels is already showing strong results in 2025. We anticipate further emissions reductions as these systems operate over a full year and as energy-saving initiatives continue to roll out across all Corplex sites.
