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EP&L Results

Discover the Group’s latest EP&L results.

2023 EP&L Results
 

Kering’s 2023 Group EP&L footprint amounted to €498m broken down into two parts: the environmental impact relating to the products' life cycle and their commercialization, which comes to €429 million, or 86% of the Group’s total EP&L footprint, and the environmental impact resulting from the Group’s transversal operations not directly related to its products that amounts to €69 million, or 14% of the Group’s total EP&L footprint.

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BREAKDOWN OF THE EP&L IMPACT RELATING TO THE PRODUCTS’ LIFE CYCLE
In M€

TIER 4

Raw materials production

TIER 3

Raw materials processing

TIER 2

Components manufacturing

TIER 1

Final assembly

TIER 0

Operations and stores

PRODUCT USE

END OF LIFE

Total (€)

Air emissions

8.4%

M€ 36

GHG emissions

36.6%

M€ 157

Land use

33.6%

M€ 144

Waste production

3.3%

M€ 14

Water consumption

3.6%

M€ 16

Water pollution

14.5%

M€ 62

Total (€)

65.3%

M€ 280

8.9%

M€ 38

5.3%

M€ 23

3.8%

M€ 16

6.3%

M€ 27

10.3%

M€ 44

0.1%

M€ 0.5

100%

M€ 429

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BREAKDOWN OF THE EP&L ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS RELATING TO THE PRODUCTS’ LIFE CYCLE
In physical units

Tier 4

Tier 3

Tier 2

Tier 1

Tier 0

Product use

End of Life

Total

Air emissions (T)

5,313

1,173

842

576

141

2,239

5

10,291

GHG emissions (TCO2e)

903,205

178,192

144,508

96,959

251,847

237,457

4,626

1,816,794

Land use (Ha)

243,299

561

1,501

1,665

460

318

0

247,805

Waste production (T)

4,311

12,243

113,984

95,727

25,407

43,774

1,833

297,279

Water consumption (dam3)

15,804

3,101

2,801

2,633

1,013

4,062

3

29,415

Water pollution (T)

3,643

251

44

47

11

193

0

4,189

The value chain (Tier 1 to 4) represents most of the Group's environmental impact related to the products' life cycle and their commercialization, accounting for 84%, of which 75% are attributable to the production of raw materials (Tier 4) and their initial processing (Tier 3). The product use and end-of life phases account for 10% and 0.1% of these impacts respectively. The impacts related to Kering’s own operations, or Tier 0 (consumption of water resources, energy, waste, etc., from stores, tanneries, warehouses and other Kering sites, as well as the impact of its logistics activities), account for 6% of the EP&L impacts of the Group’s products. 

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and land use remain the predominant impact indicators, accounting for around 71% of the Group’s total impact. This confirms Kering’s environmental priorities set out in its Progress Report .