RESINVEST, through its team of accredited engineers and consultants, successfully completed the second cycle of energy audits at Allianz, as well as the carbon footprint report, as defined by the National Climate Law (Law 4936/2022). Energy audits and the carbon footprint report are critical tools for businesses to reduce their energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Their implementation is a significant measure for sustainability, corporate responsibility, and environmental protection.

The energy audit, conducted every four years according to Law 4342/2015, constitutes a comprehensive examination of the energy efficiency and energy systems of the company. Following inspections of the company’s properties, RESINVEST’s certified energy auditors identified areas for improvement in energy performance and proposed strategies to optimize energy efficiency, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions and the carbon footprint.

Regarding the carbon footprint report, it serves as an important tool for measuring and evaluating a company’s greenhouse gas emissions resulting from its activities. The analysis allows the business to understand its overall impact on the environment and identify areas requiring further improvement to reduce its carbon footprint. Both direct and indirect carbon dioxide emissions for all activities of a company are thoroughly documented. The report was prepared by experienced and specialized personnel at RESINVEST and certified by a third-party certification body according to the ISO 14064 standard.

The commitment to conducting energy audits and the carbon footprint report highlights Allianz’s serious commitment to improving sustainability and addressing climate change. These two related subjects provide a comprehensive picture of Allianz’s environmental footprint and suggestions for its improvement.