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Social responsibility

Action programs

Carrefour’s Performance

In-store energy consumption – electricity, gas and fuel

% of evolution

(kWh per m² of sales area)

2015

2014

2013 between 2013 and 2015

Total

551.2

556.1*

572.2

(3.7)%

Like-for-like BUs (scope 100% of 2015 consolidated sales excl. VAT).

þ

2015 figures verified with a result of reasonable assurance.

* 2014 data has been adjusted

The diminution of the consumption of energy in the Group stores, and the diminution of the CO

2

emissions linked, are mainly due to the

diminution of the electricity consumption in many countries in 2015 thanks to efforts undertaken (cf. Carrefour’s policy above), in spite of some

rising consumption in some countries due to unfavourable weather conditions.

Evolution

% of variation in energy consumption per sq.m of sales area, compared with 2010

2015

2014

vs. 2014

Total

(12.0)

(11.2)

(0.8) point

Like-for-like BUs (scope 100% of 2015 consolidated sales excl. VAT)

þ

2015 figures verified with a result of reasonable assurance

Carrefour has also set itself the target of voluntarily setting an internal

Key developments

CO

2

price, to encourage investment in lower CO

2.

emitting technologies.

In October

2015, Carrefour France organised the first Innovation and

energy exhibition, which gathered over 50

companies from France and

Finally, Carrefour continues to seek non-fossil energy production

abroad. The aim of this B2B event was to share energy optimisation

solutions for its stores (geothermal energy, solar panels on roofs or car

solutions and future innovations with the banner’s decision-makers.

parks) and works with partners to find new solutions

locally.As

an

Representatives from the 10

integrated countries, as well as franchise

example, Poland carries out geothermal energy analysis for all

partners, were invited to this first edition of the event.

significant renovation works on air conditioning, ventilation and

heating facilities, with the result that three of its hypermarkets are In addition, Carrefour Italy was awarded two prizes in 2015 for its

already fitted with geothermal equipment (a fourth is planned for

in-store energy efficiency: Place Siena (Milan) received the Good

2016). Furthermore, Carrefour has initiated solar energy production Energy Award for using 30% less energy with refrigeration, air

solutions in certain countries such as Belgium, China, Spain and conditioning and lighting solutions. In addition, the Corso Colombo

France.

store received the Retail Lighting Award prize thanks to LED

installations that reduced energy consumption by 70% (compared

with previous technology),

i.e.

a savings of 74

tonnes of CO

2

per years.

Antigaspi Refrigeration

Commitment

Targets

Key indicator

2015

2014 Action plan progress

Combatting

Reduce CO

2

emissions % of variation in CO

2

(21.2)

(20.2)

climate change

linked to cooling

emissions linked to

by 40% by 2025

cooling,

vs

. 2010

vs

. 2010

Legend:

Action plans in progress

2015 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT

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