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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

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LISI 2017 FINANCIAL REPORT

3.5.2

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Environment

3.5.2.1 Water consumption

In 2017, LISI consumed 866,303 m

3

of water. To link it to production,

LISI looks at the ratio of consumption to added value. Thus between

2016 and 2017, this ratio declined by 13%, from 1.074 MWh/€k (AV) to

1.231 MWh/€k (AV).

Water is mainly consumed at two of the Group’s production

sites (Bologne and La Ferté Fresnel/Dreux) for the cooling of the

process. These two sites also account for 52% of the Group’s total

consumption. Although this water is primarily returned to the natural

environment, works carried out, such as the repair of leakages on

ageing underground pipes, have led to a savings of 50,147 m

3

(5.5%).

Furthermore, the Forge 2020 project aims at relocating the activities

of the Bologne site a few kilometers away from its historical

location, in new premises which are more suitable for our activities.

Environmental aspects are fully taken into account in this project in

order to reduce impacts inherent to our processes. Hence, as regards

water consumption, it is planned to recycle rain water and to have less

water-intensive surface treatment systems.

3.5.2.2 Energy consumption

The energy consumption of the LISI Group is 492,065 MWh in 2017.

It is strongly linked with the business but also with weather conditions.

However, to take on board the impacts of the production activity,

LISI monitors the ratio of consumption to added value. Thus between

2016 and 2017, this ratio declined by 4%, from 0.636 MWh/€k (AV) to

0.610 MWh/€k (AV).

Energy is mainly consumed at production sites which have a heat

treatment process, in particular Bologne, but also at Marmande, Delle,

Bars/ Aube, Kierspe and Torrance.

These six sites also account for 44% of the Group’s total consumption.

The Bologne site has the highest energy consumption, all forms of

energy taken together, with 13% of the Group’s total energy. The Forge

2020 project will reduce this consumption through better insulation

of the building, recovery of energy used in the process to heat the

buildings and the installation of LED for the lighting of workshops and

offices. The results are expected in 2021.

3.5.2.3 Waste production

In 2017, waste production was 56.1 kg of waste for €1,000 of added

value, or a decline of 3% compared with 2016.

Moreover, the share of sorted waste is still high at 95.7%, a stable

percentage compared with 2016. The remaining portion concerns

domestic waste generated by production-related activities (toilets,

cafeterias, etc.).

The production plants principally generate metallic waste (53% of

the total quantity of waste produced). These are sold for recycling.

Dangerous waste sorted, which represents 32% of the total quantity

of waste, is removed via authorized channels that abide strictly by

applicable regulations.

Metal, plastic, wood/paper/cardboard and oil waste are either

recycled or used to produce energy.

In 2017, the proportion of recyclable waste stood at 63.1% or the same

level of 2016. The remaining portion is made up of hazardous waste

and household waste.

53% SortedMetal

1% Paper-sorted

cardboard

1% Sortedplastic

3% Sortedwood

5% Sortedoil

4% Otherhousehold

waste (non-hazardous)

ornon-sorted

householdwaste

32% Hazardouswastes

3.5.2.4 Greenhouse Gas (GHG)

Duringtheyear2017,LISIundertookanAssessmentoftheGreenhouse

Gas (GHG) generated by its activities for Scopes 1, 2, and 3.

The main activities generating greenhouse gas (GHG) are the

consumption of raw materials, the consumption of energy, the use

of refrigeration units and air-conditioners and the movement of

people and goods. All activities of LISI taken together generated

515,252 tons of CO

2

.

Their breakdown is the following:

Scope

Indicators

2017

Scope 1

GHG Natural Gas [kg GHG]

40,813,838

GHG Domestic heating fuel [kg GHG]

58

GHG Heating network [kg GHG]

GES LPG [kg GHG]

1,726,242

GHG Vehicles owned [kg GHG]

731,746

GHG Private vehicles under lease [kg GHG]

2,154

GHG Fugitive emissions from refrigerants

[kg GHG]

1,195,156

Total GHG Scope 1 [kg GHG]

44,469,194

Scope 2 GHG Electricity [kg GHG]

72,303,279

Total GHG Scope 2 [kg GHG]

72,303,279

Scope 3 Transport to/from (2016 data) [kg GHG]

12,890,640

Consumption of rawmaterials [kg GHG]

385,589,180

Total GHG Scope 3 [kg GHG]

398,479,820

TOTAL TOTAL GHG [kg GHG]

515,252,293