ADP CSR Report 2020

CSR REPORT 2020

INDIA Certified buildings for our airport in Delhi — At the heart of its strategy to combat climate change, our airport in Delhi (Indira Gandhi International Airport) has made a commitment to ultimately submit all its infrastructures (existing or future) to environmental certification. Accordingly, Terminal 3 is LEED Gold certified in the “new construction” category and Terminal 1, which is currently being renovated, aims to achieve the same level of certification. Particular attention is also paid to the efficient use of resources (energy, water, materials, etc.) in the operational phase.

CHILE Nuevo Pudahuel: 100% renewable electricity airport — The Nuevo Pudahuel airport in Santiago de Chile is supplied with 100% renewable energy from solar or wind power with guarantees of origin certified by the contract with the supplier Engie. The site is also equipped with a photovoltaic farm consisting of 2,500 panels to reduce CO 2 emissions by 527 tons per year.

FRANCE Reducing the digital footprint of Aéroports de Paris SA — In 2020 we signed the Responsible Digital Institute (INR) charter, thereby committing to optimising our facilities by prioritising repairable, sustainable, recyclable equipment and servers with a good energy performance. At the same time, we are making our employees aware of digital best practices.

Energy data in MWh of final energy for Groupe ADP

2019

2020 11

Total energy consumption (Aéroports de Paris SA, Amman, Izmir, Ankara)

1,095,760 867,750

Improvement in energy efficiency compared to 2015 (Aéroports de Paris SA)

10.4% 28.4%

Purchase of renewable energy (Aéroports de Paris SA, Amman, Izmir, Ankara)

458,715 351,921

Energy production from renewable sources (Aéroports de Paris SA, Amman, Izmir, Ankara)

72,799 28,924

(11) The decline in data for 2020 is mainly due to less passenger traffic that has led to a decline in energy requirements, achieved thanks to actions undertaken on the ground by the operational teams (shutdown of certain equipment, etc.) and the closure of certain terminals due to the collapse of air traffic.

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