Prosegur Group Launches Initiative to Offset CO2 Emissions in Brazil

Written by Corporativo

Published on 25/04/2023 at 12:48

Updated on 25/04/2023 at 14:48

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The Growing Concern About CO2 Emissions

Awareness of the need to reduce and offset carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions has been a constant global discussion. A study published in Nature revealed that CO2 emissions reached a new record in 2022, with 37.5 billion tons. Although Brazil is not the largest emitter of CO2, the country plays a crucial role in this scenario. In 2020, while global greenhouse gas emissions fell by 7%, Brazil saw an increase of 9.5%.

Prosegur Group and the CO2 Offset Project

In an effort to reverse this situation, the Prosegur Group announces an innovative project to offset its CO2 emissions. The pioneering plan aims to offset CO2 emissions through 100% renewable energy generation at the União dos Ventos Wind Farm, located in Rio Grande do Norte. The initiative supports the development of energy security and boosts job creation in the region. The expectation is to reduce more than 250,000 tons of CO2 per year.

Antonio Rubio, Secretary General of the Prosegur Group, highlights the importance of sustainability for the company and the project as an opportunity to contribute to a more sustainable and secure world. Furthermore, the initiative is a significant step towards climate neutrality in Brazil.

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Prosegur Group’s Commitment to Sustainability

The company has been committed to transitioning to a circular economy, reducing waste, and decarbonization, which are essential priorities of the Prosegur Group’s Sustainability Master Plan. This strategic plan encompasses key pillars such as the environment, people, safe work, ethics, transparency, and governance.

The Prosegur Group was the first major organization in the private security sector to join the Climate Pledge, committing to achieve carbon neutrality before 2050. These actions demonstrate Prosegur’s commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

In summary, the Prosegur Group’s initiative in Brazil is a remarkable example of how companies can take responsibility and contribute to reducing CO2 emissions. With support for renewable energy and a commitment to sustainability, Prosegur is helping to build a greener and safer future for all.

Prosegur Group Launches Initiative to Offset CO2 Emissions in Brazil

The Growing Concern About CO2 Emissions

Prosegur Group and the CO2 Offset Project

Prosegur Group’s Commitment to Sustainability

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