Sector analysis
Carbon performance score by category
100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0
Governance Global 500 Strategy CDLI Iberia 125 Iberia 125
Stakeholder engagement
Utilities
Emissions Performance
Opportunities identified
• Carbon taxes on fuel could encourage the use of natural gas due to its lower specific emissions in the short term and also electrical transport.
• Aging coal and nuclear power stations could be replaced with renewable energy, new gas.
• Capture new customers by developing tools, products and services that meet their increasing emissions reporting obligations and energy efficiency needs.
• Development of new technologies to improve energy efficiency and to reduce CO2 emissions.
Risks detected • Exposure to gas price fluctuations.
Offer products and services to reduce emissions
• Target for achieving a low or zero carbon economy could result in long term reduction in natural gas consumption.
• Cost of acquiring emission rights/permits will increase.
• Increasing environmental constraints related to air quality and increasing scope of regulation to include additional GHGs.
Low carbon solutions
• Creation of companies dedicated to innovative solutions in energy services and related products.
• Sustainable Mobility: use of low-emission and fuel efficient vehicles.
Volume of emissions and trends in the past year Total GHG
Emission reduction objectives
Iberdrola Endesa
Gas Natural EDP REN
R.E.E.
emissions (scope 1 + 2) (t CO2 46,171,669
39,291,885 20,483,677 15,771,391 214,536 71,114
Variation from
e) previous year -6%
-15% -31% -26% -13% -8%
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