Emissions and carbon footprint management

Includes companies from the eTravel capital group: eTravel S.A., eTravel Services sp. z o.o., Bankowe Biuro Podróży Travelbank sp. z o.o., Marco Polo Travel sp. z o.o., Prosferi sp. z o.o., and ST Travel s.r.o.

Company profile

Company profile

The business activities of the eTravel capital group companies involve acting as intermediaries in the sale of travel services to corporate and individual clients. This means that the organization's environmental impact is relatively low. It is primarily limited to the consumption of basic utilities and consumables required for office operations, particularly energy, water, detergents, paper, and fuel.

However, the company is taking measures aimed at assessing its own carbon footprint and has established greenhouse gas (GHG) emission targets for the coming years.

Structure of the eTravel capital group

Emission targets

Our intention is to support the primary goal of the Paris Agreement, which is to keep the increase in global average temperature well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.

Therefore, the company plans to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions per employee by 22.91% from 0.34 tCO₂eq in 2022 to 0.26 tCO₂eq by 2030.

Emission sources

Żródła emisji

Combined emission target across scopes 1–3

Combined emission target across scopes 1–3

Planned changes in GHG emissions for 2022-2030

Planned changes in GHG emissions

Implementation of greenhouse gas emission commitments

Implementation of greenhouse gas emission commitments

Achievement of the target GHG emissions per employee

Implementation of greenhouse gas emission commitments

Scope 1 emissions: forecast and actuals

Greenhouse gas emissions from fuel combustion.

Scope 1 emissions: forecast and actuals

Scope 2 emissions: forecast and actuals

Greenhouse gas emissions from energy consumption.

Scope 2 emissions: forecast and actuals

Scope 3 emissions

eTravel identifies the following activities within its own operations as sources of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions:

Business air travel
Server colocation
Paper consumption
Waste disposal
Employee commuting

In the company’s assessment, the above sources of greenhouse gas emissions, as well as potential emissions from upstream and downstream value chain activities, do not meet the materiality criteria as defined below:

  • are significant compared to the company’s Scope 1 and 2 emissions;
  • contribute to exposing the company to GHG-related risk;
  • are considered critical by key stakeholders (e.g., feedback from customers, suppliers, investors, or civil society);
  • the company can potentially reduce or influence these emissions;
  • are subject to reliable measurement of qualitative data.

Furthermore:

  • the company does not produce any products intended for the use of fossil fuels or electricity
  • the company does not lease out any of its own premises or vehicles
  • the company does not operate any franchise programs
  • the company does not identify any partners that contribute potentially significant amounts of greenhouse gases within the value chain

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