Assessment results

Aligning companies’ low-carbon strategies with the Paris Agreement is essential if we are to collectively reach our climate change mitigation targets well below 2°C compared with pre-industrial levels, and preferably without exceeding +1.5°C. This is why ADEME (with the help of Ekodev and CITEPA) has launched an initial campaign to assess the climate strategies of organizations in three key sectors: real estate, industry and transport.

These assessments were carried out using ADEME’s ACT methodologies, which enable an in-depth analysis of players’ past, present and future transition plans and strategies on the basis of public data (annual reports and other public documents), which may be incomplete or fragmentary in certain respects compared with companies’ internal data.

The aims of this study

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Ahead of the implementation of the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) from 2025, which provides a common framework for stakeholders to have standardized information at their disposal, to take stock of the sufficiency or otherwise of the information available, with a view to carrying out a pertinent analysis of companies’ transition plans.
Produce an individual assessment of the strengths and areas for improvement in companies’ climate strategies, as perceived through their publications,
To ensure the reliability and relevance of ACT methodologies as a tool for assessing corporate transition plans.

The results of the evaluations carried out as part of this study are presented below.

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They are intended to be supplemented by new assessment campaigns, particularly following the implementation of the CSRD. Four scores are presented for each company:

The disclosure score measures the percentage of data available in the company’s publications in relation to the indicators required by the ACT methodology used to assess the company.
The performance score measures a company’s degree of alignment with a low-carbon economy, using the set of indicators included in the relevant ACT methodology.
The narrative score provides a holistic view of the company, seeking to assess the company’s overall readiness for the transition to a low-carbon economy, and to identify any gaps or inconsistencies not picked up by the performance score.

The trend score aims to predict changes in the company’s alignment with the transition to a low-carbon economy.

COMPANIES INVOLVED

COMPANIES INVOLVED PER YEAR

DISTRIBUTION BY SECTOR

MINIMUM PERFORMANCE

= 32

/100

AVERAGE PERFORMANCE

= 21,62

/100

MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE

= 55

/100

By clicking on a company, you can view details of the evaluation, as well as its main strengths and areas for improvement.

FILTER BY ACTIVITIES:

	Entreprise	Secteur	Performance & Disclosure ℹ️	Narrative ℹ️	Trend ℹ️	Disclosure	Entreprise URL	Score global - Performance Score Transforme
>	Bouygues	Real estate	53	A	+	88	Bouygues	53
>	Carmila	Real estate	32	B	=	68	Carmila	32
>	Eiffage	Real estate	38	B	=	80	Eiffage	38
>	Mercialys	Real estate	35	B	=	68	Mercialys	35
>	Nexity	Real estate	36	B	=	62	Nexity	36
>	Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield	Real estate	38	B	=	68	Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield	38
>	Vinci	Real estate	33	C	=	74	Vinci	33
>	Action Logement	Real estate	41	B	=	68	Action-Logement	41
>	ADP	Transport	45	C	+	83	ADP	45
>	Air France-KLM	Transport	48	C	=	80	Air-France-KLM	48
>	Alstom	Transport	59	B	+	97	Alstom	59
>	Keolis	Transport	44	B	=	75	Keolis	44
>	STEF	Transport	34	C	+	80	STEF	34
>	GTT	Transport	43	B	=	82	GTT	43
>	Transdev	Transport	42	C	=	75	Transdev	42
>	CMA CGM	Transport	57	B	+	83	CMA-CGM	57
>	Geodis	Transport	36	C	=	74	Geodis	36
>	Trimet SE	Heavy industry	31	C	=+	84	Trimet-SE	31
>	Air liquide	Chemicals	45	C	+	83	Air-liquide	45
>	Arkema	Chemicals	49	C	=	85	Arkema	49
>	Solvay	Chemicals	42	B	=	86	Solvay	42
>	Schneider Electric	Light industry	51	C	+	96	Schneider-Electric	51
>	Rexel	Light industry	49	C	+	88	Rexel	49
>	Saint-Gobain	Light industry	43	B	+	84	Saint-Gobain	43
>	Veolia Environnement	Utilities	55	C	+	88	Veolia-Environnement	55
>	Rubis	Energy	33	D	=	78	Rubis	33
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