E-ENVIRONMENT
E-ENVIRONMENT
FNM considers environmental sustainability to be a fundamental pillar of its industrial strategy and a concrete commitment to the country’s ecological transition.
The Group works to reduce the impact of its activities and promote a growth model based on sustainable mobility, renewable energy and land protection.
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Sustainable mobility is at the heart of FNM’s vision: an integrated, collective transportation system that helps reduce emissions, improve air quality, and ensure safer, more accessible and digitized travel.
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In parallel, the Group invests in the development of clean and renewable energy, with a focus on projects related to renewable hydrogen , with low or zero CO2 emissions, an innovative energy carrier to power public transportation and infrastructure efficiently and with zero emissions.
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FNM’s environmental commitment also extends to the protection of biodiversity and responsible management of natural resources through actions aimed at safeguarding ecosystems, redeveloping green areas and reducing waste.
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Each initiative was created with the aim of integrating innovation, energy efficiency and respect for the environment, contributing concretely to building a more sustainable future for people and the land.
FNM integrates environmental sustainability into the Strategic Plan on renewables, hydrogen and urban regeneration.
The initiatives aim to reduce theimpact on the environment and create shared value for the area,
CO2 REDUCTION
- Adoption of Transition Plan
- -35% emissions from bus and corporate consumption by 2029 (tCO2eq vs 2023)
- Introduction/replacement of electric fleets for trains and buses and new hydrogen-powered trains, phasing out diesel trains
- Adoption of renewable energy for corporate consumption
RENEWABLE ENERGY
- Renewable energy production from photovoltaics, wind and biogas
- Capacity from 38 MW (2023) to 350 MW (2029), potential pipeline 700 MW
- Expected production to 2029 of about 650 GWh/year
- Hydrogen projects: H2Iseo and SerraH2valle
SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY
- Renewal and reduction impacts of train and bus fleets
- Evolution of MaaC: focus on communities, not just individual users
- Hydrogen: 14H2 trains +3 production plants +4 train refueling stations +5 roadside refueling stations
- Land development with modern infrastructure (hydrogen, bike paths, intermodal terminals)
BIODIVERSITY CIRCULAR ECONOMY
- Piantalalì: planting of urban areas in 16 Lombard municipalities
- Re.MiSE: recovery of areas on the edge of infrastructure
- Protection of wildlife
- Revamping of convoys to recycle more than 14 tons of materials
- Biogas development in the Energy segment
EU TAXONOMY.
- 18 eligible economic activities, distributed over the 4 of the 6 environmental objectives
- 4 aligned economic activities
- CapEx aligned at 48.2% resulting mainly from the acquisition in the renewable energy segment
2024 data