Environment
Minimising environmental impact and zeroing the carbon footprint through emission reduction initiatives, energy efficiency and renewable energy production
Net zero
The Group is committed to reducing direct and indirect CO2 emissions in line with the 'Net Zero' target to limit global warming to 1.5° by 2050 compared to pre-industrial levels, according to the SBTI (Science Based Target initiative) standard.
Decarbonisation Initiatives
Sustainable infrastructure
Autostrade per l'Italia aims to develop safe and resilient infrastructure and protect the ecosystem balance in the design, construction and maintenance of the network, minimising environmental impact.
The Group has therefore developed a sustainable infrastructure model that integrates ESG elements into its entire life cycle, promoting the adoption of innovative solutions in all areas and the involvement of the local communities concerned.
The Group is committed to developing innovative, digitised and sustainable mobility by means of infrastructure upgrades and digitisation. With the Mercury Programme, a path of concrete and experimental actions has been set in this direction.
MERCURY PROGRAMME
The implementation of the sustainable infrastructure model has enabled the Passante di Bologna project to be the first motorway infrastructure in Europe to obtain Envision certification with the highest level of rating, Platinum.
PLATINUM CERTIFICATION
The Gronda di Genova is the second motorway infrastructure project to be awarded the Envision certification, achieving the Gold rating (the second highest level of certification), which demonstrates the commitment and results of careful planning shared with the community and in line with international sustainability guidelines.
The project
The third-lane widening along the A13 Motorway, in the Bologna Arcoveggio- Ferrara Sud section, is the third project to be awarded the Envision certification, with a Silver rating. After the Passante di Bologna and the Gronda di Genova, this is another project that meets the requirements of the protocol's five sustainability macro-areas (Quality of life, Leadership, Resource Allocation, Nature, Climate and Resilience).
The project