Cogeninfra‘s commitment
Cogeninfra’s commitment
Our ESG commitment
At Cogeninfra, sustainability and responsibility are not just words: they are the basis of every project and strategic decision. Cogeninfra’s ESG approach guides the way it produces energy, collaborates with local communities and manages its activities, with the aim of creating shared value for communities, businesses and the environment.
ENVIRONMENTAL
Cogeninfra promotes energy efficiency and the use of renewable sources through advanced solutions such as high-efficiency cogeneration, photovoltaics, heat pumps, and biomass-based district heating. Cogeninfra’s plants are designed to reduce emissions and consumption, optimize resources, and make a tangible contribution to the energy transition.
The objectives
Transition from fossil fuels to wood biomass and geothermal energy to power district heating plants. District heating plants.
Develops efficient solutions for heat recovery from high-temperature fumes.
It aims to reduce waste and water consumption in a virtuous manner.
SOCIAL
Cogeninfra supportes the development of the territories where we operate by collaborating with institutions, schools, and local communities. Cogeninfra promotes educational and awareness initiatives on sustainability, ensuring safety, inclusion, and the enhancement of people’s skills. Every project is designed to generate concrete benefits, creating opportunities and shared value.
The objectives
It supports initiatives aimed at
social cohesion, inclusion, and
non-discrimination.
It is interested in attracting top talent
thanks in part to the STEM project.
The working environment promotes cultural diversity as a stimulus for creativity and teamwork.
GOVERNANCE
Cogeninfra operates with transparency, integrity, and accountability. Decision-making processes, risk management, and regulatory compliance are integral parts of our strategy, ensuring maximum reliability for clients, partners, and stakeholders.
The objectives
Develop a control and management system to ensure adequate transparency in the decision-making process.
50% female representation on the Management Board and 45% women in operational and managerial roles.
Constantly monitor purchases to prevent extortion or corruption, money laundering or exploitation of people.
