By 2024 we are committed to increasing the value created per unit of GHG emissions produced (+59.2% vs 2021) and expect to achieve a Scope 1 GHG emission intensity of 140 gCO_2eq/kWh, 38% down from 2021.

In addition, in order to improve the air quality in the areas where we operate, we pay close attention to constantly reducing emissions of the main pollutants associated with thermal power generation: sulfur dioxide (SO₂), nitrogen oxides (NO_x), and particulates. By 2024, we expect a reduction in specific emissions of -93% for SO₂ (vs 2017), -65% for NO_x (vs 2017) and -98% for particulates (vs 2017).

Reduction targets for our primary emissions (vs. 2017 base year) 

Enel is aware of the need to strengthen efforts in response to the loss of biodiversity, and we are committed to achieving no net loss of biodiversity for new infrastructure by 2030. This will include a selection of projects in areas of great importance for biodiversity beginning in 2025. To achieve this goal, the Group will be working in line with the principles of the Mitigation Hierarchy in order to avoid, minimize and reclaim impacts on natural habitats or on flora and fauna at risk, either endemic or in a restricted area. Our Group is also committed to preserving woodlands and forests and will, in the event that deforestation cannot be avoided, take steps to reforest areas of equivalent value in line with the principle of no net deforestation. Enel will also not be building new infrastructure at UNESCO World Heritage Natural Sites.¹ 

_{1. In any event, Enel is committed to respecting the service obligation with the most appropriate and feasible solutions.}