AXIAN Energy Green strengthens its environmental commitment by obtaining a C score for its first reporting exercise with the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) 2024. This initiative reflects the company’s voluntary approach to transparently communicating its climate change mitigation strategy.

CDP is a nonprofit organisation managing one of the world's largest environmental databases. It helps companies, investors, and governments measure, disclose, and reduce their impact. It is the global benchmark for climate transparency. Its questionnaire, aligned with international reporting standards (IFRS-S2), is used by more than 740 investors representing USD 136 trillion in assets, as well as by development financial institutions (DFIs) in their investment and procurement decisions.

• CDP’s rigorous scoring system is based on four levels:
• D: Disclosure (Data transparency)
• C: Awareness (Understanding of climate issues – level achieved by AXIAN Energy Green)
• B: Management (Implementation of management actions)
• A: Leadership (Advanced strategy and impact)

Committed to continuous improvement, the company aims to achieve a B score in 2025. To reach this goal, AXIAN Energy Green plans to deepen its climate risk analysis with a quantitative approach, define a clear and ambitious transition plan, strengthen the integration of climate issues into its governance, and intensify awareness and engagement initiatives.

We have the opportunity and responsibility to accelerate our path toward a more sustainable future. This result marks an important first step and motivates us to go even further in Africa’s energy transition as a key player" says Benjamin Memmi, CEO of AXIAN Energy.