SSF Annual Conference 2021 - Credibility through Transparency 22 June 2021 Magali Anderson - Swiss Sustainable Finance
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SSF Annual Conference 2021 Credibility through Transparency 22 June 2021 Magali Anderson
Magali Anderson
Chief Sustainability and Innovation Officer
Magali Anderson, French national, 1967, was appointed as a member of the Group
Executive Committee and Chief Sustainability Officer in October 2019.
In March 2021, LafargeHolcim announced the expansion of Magali Anderson’s role to
Chief Sustainability and Innovation Officer, putting sustainability at the core of its
innovation pipeline.
Magali joined LafargeHolcim as Group Head of Health & Safety in October 2016.
Magali started her career as a field engineer on offshore oil rigs in Nigeria. She spent 27
years in the Oil and Gas industry, mainly with Schlumberger, holding operational line
management positions like CEO Angola and Region Head Europe.
During her career she also held several functional roles, including Vice President
Marketing & Sales, Vice President Shared Services Organization for the Europe and
Africa region and Global Head of Maintenance. Magali graduated as a Mechanical
Link to the picture Engineer from INSA Lyon, France.
LafargeHolcim fast facts
The world’s global
leader in building
~70 ~2,300 ~70,000 materials and solutions
countries operating sites employees
Leading the way in
sustainable
Net Zero SBTi
validated 2030 targets construction
pledge
Biggest Research &
Development
Global R&D >50% of R&D 44% of Patents organization
center in France In green construction In low-carbon solutions
All figures represent FY 2020
Did you know? Megatrends shaping our industry
Concrete is the Sustainable construction
second most used
material in the world after water
Urbanization
New York City Population growth
built every month
Living standards
1.6 billion people
Lack adequate housing Digitalization
© 2015 Company
2020 results at a glance
Further strengthening our leadership in Sustainability
CLIMATE CIRCULAR NATURE PEOPLE &
& ENERGY ECONOMY COMMUNITY
CO2 WASTE WATER VALUE
LEAD METRIC REDUCED RE-USED SAVED SHARED
[kg CO2/t cementitious] [ Mt ] [ l fresh water / tcem ] [ M total beneficiaries ]
PERFORMANCE
2019 561 48 299 5.9
PERFORMANCE +5.2
2020 555 -1.1% 46 -3.1% 273 -8.6% 6.2 %
Change1
TARGET 20221 550 60 291 7.0
TARGET 20301 475 100 262 10.0
(updated in 2020) (updated in 2020)
1 At constant 2019 scope 5
Our net-zero Pledge 6
Building a net zero future with science-based targets
As the global leader in the industry key role to play to address
today’s climate crisis
1st global building materials company to sign the Business
Ambition for 1.5°C pledge with science-based approved
intermediate targets aligned with a net zero pathway
2030 targets accelerate reduction of CO2 intensity to exceed 20%1
Partnership signed with Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) to
develop a roadmap for a 1.5°C future in the cement sector
Expansion of actions to full value chain that includes scope 3 emissions
1 incl. scope 1 & scope 2 emissions for cement operations vs. 2018
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Our building blocks to net zero
Carbon capture Getting ready to scale up CCUS technologies
Green products Accelerating green solutions
Plants of tomorrow Driving efficiency from automation to AI
Renewable energy Expanding wind turbines and solar panel farms
Clinker factor and alternative fuels Maximizing traditional levers
1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050
and beyond
Our pathway to net zero
800
LafargeHolcim will reduce scope 1 CO2 emissions
700
to a target consistent with a net-zero pathway
endorsed by SBTi
610 2022
600 Target
576
555
2030
550 Target
500
475
1990 2006 2018 2020 2022 2030 2050 and beyond
LafargeHolcim performance
Sector average
Kg CO2 Net / t cementitious
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By 2030, LafargeHolcim will
Accelerate use of low-carbon & carbon-neutral products,
incl. ECOPact and Susteno
Recycle 100m tons of waste and byproducts for energy
and raw materials
Scale up the use of calcined clay and develop novel cements
with new binders
Double* waste-derived fuels in production to reach 37%
Reach 475 kg net CO2 per ton of cementitious material
Operate its first net-zero carbon cement production facility
* Compared to 2018 baseline
10Getting ready for carbon capture: 20 pilot projects ongoing
GERMANY
Westküste 100
Lägerdorf Project
CANADA
CO2MENT
Richmond AUSTRIA
USA
Project CO2MENT Carbon2ProductAustria
Portland Colorado Mannersdorf Project
SPAIN
Project ECCO2-LH
Carboneras Project
Other projects
Additional +15 projects to test different capture
and usage technologies
11Impacts of our Net-Zero Pledge 12
What does our pledge mean for the industry
Reinventing how the world builds on our way to becoming a net zero company
Our 2030 target of 475 kg CO2 net / t cementitious sets a new landmark for
475 the industry. Other players already followed this path.
850 Walking the talk by linking financial and sustainability objectives by launching
Euro million first sustainability-linked bond for EUR 850 million
Our partnership with Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) will develop a new
reference roadmap for a 1.5°C future in the cement sector
The roll out of our range of green products brings more options in terms of
products and services to meet the increasing societal demand for lower carbon
construction
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1 Globally, our cement sold has 22% of recycled content 2 CDW: Construction and Demolition WasteGREEN BUILDING SOLUTIONS
GLOBAL ROLL-OUT OF ECOPACT
Adopted across 14 markets
THE GREEN CONCRETE
WORLDWIDE GERMANY BELGIUM UNITED STATES
UK FRANCE CANADA
Latin America North America Europe Asia Pacific
DEC 2020 JUL 2020 2019 FEB 2020 JUL 2020 JAN 2021
COLOMBIA | MEXICO | US SWITZERLAND GERMANY FRANCE INDIA
ECUADOR |
Q1 2021 NOV 2020 SEP 2020 Q1 2021 Q2 2021
EL SALVADOR | CANADA UK BELGIUM | ROMANIA | AUSTRALIA
ARGENTINA GREECE | SPAIN | ITALY |
POLAND
14Dialogue with shareholders and other stakeholders 15
Already leading in climate-related transparency . . .
LafargeHolcim recognized as a
Global Climate
Leader
Entering the CDP’s prestigious ‘A List’ for
tackling climate change
Since 2017, supporting the
recommendations from the
Task Force Climate-
related Financial
Disclosures. . . and preparing the dialogue with shareholders on the path to
this climate strategy
Country Roadmaps SBTi Roadmap
Country roadmaps review made Partnership signed with Science
by each country and cement site Based Target initiative (SBTi) to
with all the relevant functions develop a roadmap for a 1.5°C
involved. Process fully integrated future in the cement sector
in business management
processes
Climate Report ‘Say on Climate’
LafargeHolcim will publish its very Consistent with its governance,
first climate transition report in the climate transition report will be
2022 submitted to its shareholders for a
non-binding vote in 2022
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