In addition, GHG emissions related to ways of working are monitored as part of a specific objective (Net Zero by 2030).
This includes in particular emissions related to business travel (scope 3.6: 26,762 t CO
2
eq. in 2022) and employee
commuting (scope 3.7: 66,222 t CO
2
eq. in 2022).
APPENDIX: ENGIE’S CARBON FOOTPRINT IN 2017 AND 2022
(-33% BETWEEN 2017 AND 2022)
EMISSIONS (t CO
2
eq.)2017 2022
Scope 1 80,489,233 29,832,102
Energy generation 76,377,307 27,917,242
Gas infrastructures 2,625,857 1,724,521
Methane emissions from gas infrastructures 2,069,736 1,263,608
Other emissions from gas infrastructures 556,121 460,913
Other activities 1,486,068 190,340
Scope 2 916,698 751,862
Scope 3 179,335,290 143,706,215
1. Procurement of goods and services 14,868,671 5,466,061
2. Capital goods 2,947,153 2,820,358
3. Fuel- and energy-related activities 51,867,244 41,978,623
Upstream emissions of purchased fuels and electricity 25,757,416 15,727,752
Generation of purchased energy that is sold to end users 26,109,828*26,250,871
11. Use of sold products (fuel sales)79,515,748 61,304,676
15. Investments 30,136,474 32,136,497
Energy generation of equities 30,136,474 31,626,021
Other investments-510,476
TOTAL scopes 1, 2 and 3 260,741,220 174,290,178
* Value subject to change, audited for the first time in 2022, pending an update of the calculation methodology
2023 INTEGRATED REPORT - 85
