Commitment to sustainability

We are committed to the best sustainability practices and to contributing to social and economic development, respecting human rights and the environment. We also set for ourselves, as a permanent aspiration, the task of reconciling our own goals with the legitimate interests of the stakeholders we interact with or that we impact through our activity.

This commitment is materialised through the sustainability policy and the Sustainability Master Plan.

Sustainability policy

The sustainability policy lays out the framework for any of our entities to develop and promote sustainable behaviour. It includes the general guiding principles on sustainability, as well as the specific sustainability targets we are pursuing at GCO.

This declaration promotes high standards in the integration of environmental, social and governance aspects, through which we commit to adhering to best practices, strictly complying with regulations, ensuring the maximum involvement of our leaders and establishing sustainability as a guiding principle for all our policies and operations. We prioritise climate action, the energy transition and striking a balance between present and future needs. We also focus on generating long-term value for all our stakeholders, promoting sustainability and contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Our 2024-2026 plan

The 2024-2026 Sustainability Master Plan is the tool through which we develop and implement our sustainability strategy. It rests on four pillars: good governance, sustainable business, social commitment and environmental responsibility; and a cross-cutting approach to reporting and transparency. This Plan includes our priority actions for the next three years, defined through 10 strategic lines, from which we have defined 22 objectives to achieve and the 44 actions needed to realise them.