Dekuple: CO2 emissions down 22% since 2021, 'carbon workshops' launched

A decline linked to field-based actions and new ADEME criteria

According to the group, carbon intensity is measured regularly as part of its 2030 objectives. The calculation of the 2025 balance sheet shows a 22% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to 2021.

Dekuple specifies that this change combines two factors: the direct effect of its field-based commitments and a more detailed assessment of its footprint, made possible by the new ADEME criteria. The group indicates that this interpretation of its data 'reinforces' its ambition and leads it to 'accelerate the transformation' of its business lines.

The press release presents this approach as an intensification of the group's environmental strategy.

Cross-functional workshops meeting two to three times per year

To act at the source of its emissions, Dekuple has organized 'carbon workshops'. Each meets two to three times per year and brings together representatives from different entities of the group, in order to promote cross-functional collaboration, experience sharing and the dissemination of best practices.

These workshops have three stated missions: implement concrete action plans to reduce carbon footprint, ensure the monitoring of ongoing actions by supporting business lines in their transition towards low-carbon practices, and maintain an operational approach as close as possible to business realities.

According to the group, this mechanism mobilizes all of its entities to co-build and steer its future offerings.