| Hours of training | Change | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 2024 | 2025/2024 | |
| VINCI Airports | 11,999 | 10,756 | +12% |
| VINCI Autoroutes | 3,145 | 2,764 | +14% |
| VINCI Highways | 2,745 | 883 | +211 % |
| Other concessions | 89 | 589 | -85 % |
| VINCI Energies | 26,323 | 24,416 | +8 % |
| Cobra IS | 22,533 | 28,702 | -21 % |
| VINCI Construction | 44,098 | 43,150 | +2 % |
| VINCI Immobilier and holding companies | 838 | 265 | +216 % |
| Group | 111 770 | 111 525 | 0 % |
The number of eco-labelled and certified projects is growing year by year, enabling the Group to widely demonstrate its expertise in the area of environmental performance. In 2025, the volume of business represented by these projects amounted to €5 billion for more than 1,000 projects delivered or in the process of being delivered by VINCI Construction, VINCI Immobilier and VINCI Energies (more than 1,100 in 2024). The table below shows the main eco-labelling and certification initiatives being undertaken by the Group.
| Category | Label/certification | Entity/worksite |
|---|---|---|
| Energy efficiency |
Energy efficiency Label/certification LEED® |
Energy efficiency Entity/worksite Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva renovation project – VINCI Construction |
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Category Energy Star |
Label/certification 11 plants in the United States – VINCI Construction |
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Category BREEAM® |
Label/certification Business park projects in Vénissieux – VINCI Immobilier |
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| Carbon performance |
Carbon performance Label/certification E+C− |
Carbon performance Entity/worksite Initia project in Ramonville-Saint-Agne – VINCI Immobilier (E4C1 level) |
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Category Accords Boisés programme in Angers – VINCI Immobilier (E3C2 level) |
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| Carbon certification |
Carbon certification Label/certification PAS 2080 |
Carbon certification Entity/worksite VINCI Construction United Kingdom |
| Biodiversity |
Biodiversity Label/certification AFAQ Biodiversité (Afnor certification) |
Biodiversity Entity/worksite VINCI Construction GeoInfrastructure |
| General |
General Label/certification RTH Corporativo (Reduce Tu Huella Corporativo, voluntary state programme focused on organisational management of carbon and water footprints) |
General Entity/worksite Tedagua (Grupo Cobra, Panama) |
VINCI plays a central role in the energy and environmental transition, through its businesses in road, air and rail transport infrastructure construction and operation, urban development, water treatment, as well as the construction and maintenance of buildings and low-carbon energy supply infrastructure. It is essential for the Group to fully understand and anticipate the risks and opportunities brought by climate change, in order to ensure the sustainability of its businesses and maintain its leadership. While working to reduce the climate impact of its operations, VINCI also develops innovative solutions to tackle the challenges of the environmental transition and benefit its customers.
As the transport infrastructure and construction sectors in which VINCI operates account for more than 50% of annual greenhouse gas emissions (according to Working Group III’s contribution to the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report, “Mitigation of Climate Change”, in 2022), it follows that the Group’s impact on climate change is material. Using several scenarios, such as the IPCC’s SSP1-2.6 and Ademe’s “Génération frugale”, VINCI has identified the material impacts, risks and opportunities of climate change mitigation and, in particular, has determined which of its activities could be significantly impacted if more stringent carbon regulations were implemented. An in-depth study was also conducted internally on specific risks for the transport infrastructure, construction and energy sectors to 2050. All of the Group’s emissions, covering all businesses and scopes, were taken into consideration in analysing the related impacts. These emissions are presented in detail in paragraph 2.2.3.2, “GHG emissions”, page 224.
An examination of the political, legal, technological, market and reputation risks listed by the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) revealed that VINCI could be exposed to two material transition risks (see table on the following page).
It also appears that building renovation, which already accounts for a large share of VINCI’s activities (4% of VINCI’s revenue in 2025), could benefit from government incentives. In addition to leading renovation projects, VINCI has also implemented innovative solutions to support thermal building renovation.
