VINCI has made ambitious commitments to act for the climate, the circular economy and natural environments – the three pillars of its environmental policy – which primarily focus on reducing its own footprint. The Group’s teams are playing a large part in this shift by reshaping their everyday work practices.In September 2022, amid the energy crisis, VINCI rolled out an energy savings plan that will reduce the electricity and natural gas consumption of its concession activities and offices in France by 15% in 2023. This short-term target aligns with the Group’s broader environmental transition goal to shrink its direct carbon footprint (Scopes 1 and 2) by 40% by 2030 .VINCI Airports is building on-site solar power stations to reduce its carbon footprint. Three new solar farms at the Faro airport, Belgrade airport and Lyon-Saint Exupéry airport (P3 car park) began operating in 2022, bringing the network’s total installed capacity to 36 MWp. The Faro power plant was developed by SunMind (a specialised subsidiary of VINCI Concessions) and installed by Omexom (VINCI Energies), which now operates Portugal’s very first airport solar farm. VINCI Airports is building on-site solar power stations to reduce its carbon footprint. Three new solar farms at the Faro airport, Belgrade airport and Lyon-Saint Exupéry airport (P3 car park) began operating in 2022, bringing the network’s total installed capacity to 36 MWp. The Faro power plant was developed by SunMind (a specialised subsidiary of VINCI Concessions) and installed by Omexom (VINCI Energies), which now operates Portugal’s very first airport solar farm.