NAVIGATOR RECOGNISED AS LEADING CLIMATE ACTION COMPANY.

The Navigator Company started 2023 being awarded by CDP (Disclosure Insight Action) with the highest classification for world leadership in the fight against climate change. It is the only company in Iberia (pulp and paper) to be placed on the A-list by the most important non-governmental organisation assessing the environmental performance of companies and cities.

In addition to the questionnaire on climate change, the Company submitted for the first time in 2021 its participation in CDP Forest, focusing on forest management. In the second year it was recognised in this category, rising to “A-“, meaning it is also a leader in this field. Navigator recently received approval from Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.

The Company was the first in Portugal, and one of the first in the world, to set the ambitious target of achieving carbon neutrality 15 years ahead of 2050, for which it has allocated investments of over 200 M€.

The CDP rating reflects our commitment to the Navigator 2030 Agenda.

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On top of that our daily operations have hit a number of targets.
Get to know our stats:

FOREST

105 thousand

hectares of forestry.

5M

tonnes of CO2 stored naturally in our forests.

4M

euros in fire prevention and maintenance of fauna and flora conservation projects - 12% of our forests are conservation areas.

WATER

84%

of the water used is returned to the environment after treatment.

2030

the company expects its water’s specific use to be reduced by 33% compared to 2019.

ENERGY

75%

of primary energy used is of renewable origin.

Biomass

The remainder of the process waste is reused for the production of energy and steam.

WASTE AND PROCESS MATERIALS

90%

of materials used in our business are renewable.

85%

of process waste is recovered by the company for other purposes or reintroduced into the industrial process.

EMISSIONS

By 2035

it is committed to achieving direct carbon neutrality of its plants.

86%

by 2035 (compared to 2018) it is committed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions related to direct CO2 emissions from the manufacturing operation. Remaining 14% subject to compensation.