Climate Change Data

LSAB Group AB

Climate Impact & Sustainability Data (2021)

Reporting Period: 2021

Environmental Metrics

Total Carbon Emissions:644 tonnes (2019), 478 tonnes (2020), 475 tonnes (2021) - Scope 1 & 2
Renewable Energy Share:100% in Sweden (2021)
Total Energy Consumption:700 MWh/MSEK (2019), 600 MWh/MSEK (2020), 500 MWh/MSEK (2021)

ESG Focus Areas

  • Employee Safety
  • Environmental Impact Reduction
  • Business Ethics

Environmental Achievements

  • Reduced CO2 footprint by approximately 25% since 2019 (due to switching to renewable energy sources in Finland and Sweden, Covid-19 reduced company travel).
  • 100% renewable electricity usage in Sweden.
  • Conversion to LED lighting in several locations.
  • Consolidated two manufacturing sites in Laholm into one, reducing environmental footprint.
  • Initiated ISO 14001 certification process.

Social Achievements

  • Introduced "Our Choice" program for future growth and sustainability.
  • Introduced "Seven Guiding Stars" to enhance employee engagement.
  • Established hybrid working.
  • Support for Solvatten project providing clean water.

Governance Achievements

  • Added key posts such as CFO and Business Unit Managers.
  • Created the role of Sustainability Manager.
  • Adherence to Latour's Code of Conduct.

Climate Goals & Targets

Medium-term Goals:
  • 100% renewable energy throughout LSAB Group by 2030.
  • -5% annual reduction in energy consumption relative to turnover.
  • -5% annual reduction in absolute CO2 emissions (Scope 1 & 2).
Short-term Goals:
  • Zero work-related accidents.
  • 100% ISO 14001 certification by 2025.

Environmental Challenges

  • High number of work-related accidents, particularly in Swedish plants.
  • Energy consumption needs reduction.
  • Significant CO2 emissions from company vehicles.
Mitigation Strategies
  • Building leadership and culture for safety.
  • Increased security focus at all plants.
  • Proactive incident and risk reporting.
  • Energy mapping at Laholm/Micor plant to identify energy inefficiencies.
  • Conversion to LED lighting in Norway and Latvia.
  • Investigation into fossil-free fuel for trucks and HVO for diesel cars.
  • Company car policy promoting hybrid or electric vehicles.

Supply Chain Management

Climate-Related Risks & Opportunities