Compagnie des Alpes - 2017 Registration Document

4 SOCIAL, SOCIETAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION Societal aspects

Paper In view of its activities, Compagnie des Alpes’ consumption of raw materials is low and relates to the use of paper for administrative purposes, financial communication and above all for commercial purposes for the printing of tickets, maps, flyers, posters and catalogues. Paper purchased and used internally represents 11% of paper generated, compared with 89% used for external communications.

As a general rule, Group entities try to limit their paper usage through digitisation: digitised maps in Ski areas, recyclable passes, online sales, email confirmations, paperless tickets and exchange coupons, communication with visitors through Facebook, Instagram, and development of smartphone applications, etc., in addition to digital archiving, double-sided printing for tertiary works and reducing the number of printers. After falling significantly in the previous year, total paper consumption increased by 2% over the year.

4.3.7

CONSOLIDATED ENVIRONMENTAL DATA

2016/2017

2015/2016

Change (N/N-1)

ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION (GWh)

163 103

166 103

2% 0% 4% 5%

of which renewable

FOSSIL FUEL CONSUMPTION (m 3 ) of which diesel and non-road diesel

5,407 4,969

5,650 5,216

of which petrol of which fuel oil

147

138 296

-6%

290

2% 5%

FOSSIL FUEL CONSUMPTION (GWh LHV) FOSSIL FUEL GAS CONSUMPTION (GWh)

54 34

56 33

-3% 16%

CONSUMPTION OF COOLANTS (kg)

222

257

GREENHOUSE GAS (GHG) EMISSIONS BY EMISSION SOURCE (CO 2 TONNES EQUIVALENT)

33,694 7,607 15,753

34,842

3% 7% 5%

of which electricity

8,124

of which diesel and non-road diesel

16,535

of which petrol of which fuel oil

411 925

385 943

-6%

2%

of which gas

8,383

8,037

-4% 33%

of which coolants

614

817

WATER CONSUMPTION (m 3 )

4,418,523

4,550,281

3%

well water

971,693

655,102

-33%

surface water

2,921,989

3,339,029

14%

municipal water

524,841

556,150

6% 2% 8%

PAPER CONSUMPTION (tonnes)

422

430

WEIGHED WASTE PRODUCTION (tonnes)

4,744 4,411

5,132 4,845

of which non-hazardous

10%

of which hazardous -14% This table does not include: the municipal cooling and heating facility (CPCU) for the Paris, Chambéry and Musée Grévin Paris sites, or the electricity consumption for the sites which do not own their building (Paris, Chambéry and Musée Grévin Montreal). 333 287

4.4 Societal aspects

4.4.1 REGIONAL IMPACT CDA Group sites lie at the heart of regions in which they operate, maintaining very special relationships with local entities. CDA is the top, or main, employer in the local ecosystems which makes it a first- rate partner. Economic development and employment The presence of CDA subsidiaries in the area encourages direct employment, of which many are seasonal workers and local people (see 4.2.2 Headcount). It also generates indirect employment: shops,

transport, real estate agencies, ski classes, partnerships with local cultural and commercial brands and by the activity generated among local companies: maintenance, servicing, catering, etc. For example, for every euro a skier spends on the ski lifts, they spend another seven at the resort (2012 Contours study). The Ski areas take part in global resort studies (on appeal, positioning, accommodation or satisfaction), contribute to the tools available (implementation of CRM system, data sharing) and market the resorts

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