Sacyr has been recognized by the organization CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) upon being included in its exclusive 'Double A list'This milestone certifies that the company is part of the select group of global companies that lead in transparency and effective action against [unclear]. climate change and the protection of water resource.
Excellence in global environmental outreach
Inclusion in the 'Double A list' positions Sacyr in the elite of global corporate sustainability. CDP, which manages the largest environmental outreach system aligned with the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures The TCFD has analyzed more than 24.800 companies. Being on this list means belonging to the top 4% of companies with the best scores, demonstrating a real commitment to the transition to a resilient economy.
In the climate field, Sacyr It has received an "A" rating for the fourth consecutive year, validating its decarbonization and risk management strategy. Meanwhile, in the water sector, the company maintains its leadership position with another "A" rating for the third year, reflecting an upward trajectory in water management.
Patricia Martínez Íñigo, Director General of Sustainability, Environment and Innovation of Sacyr[Company Name] commented on this recognition: “Being included for the fourth consecutive year in the leading group of the most demanding questionnaire in terms of environmental disclosure demonstrates that our strategy is solid and consistent. Reducing emissions and responsibly managing water resources allows us to generate lasting value for our customers, investors, and communities.”
Scientific targets for decarbonization (SBTi)
The company's climate strategy has been strengthened this year following a thorough reassessment by the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi). This agency has confirmed that the goals of Sacyr are aligned with the trajectory of 1,5 ° C, the highest level of ambition according to their technical criteria.
The company has an ambitious Decarbonization Plan which includes more than 300 active projects across all its business lines and geographies. The validated quantitative objectives are detailed below:
| Environmental Indicator | Reduction Target | Horizon Year | Base Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions | 42 % | 2030 | 2020 |
| Scope 3* GHG Emissions | 25 % | 2030 | 2020 |
| Own Water Consumption | 5% | 2027 | N/A |
*Includes goods and services purchased, fuels, energy and waste.
Water Positive Strategy and ISO Certification
In the water vector, Sacyr It consolidates its position as a leader in the infrastructure sector. It was the first company in the Ibex 35 in verifying its water footprint under the standard ISO 14046, certification which it has renewed with AENOR - Spanish National Standards Body in 2025 for the fourth consecutive year.
Water management in Sacyr It focuses on identifying and assessing the real impacts on freshwater and marine environments, operating in both high and low water stress areas. Its key actions include:
- Depuration: Significant improvement of the quality parameters of treated wastewater.
- Desalination: Freshwater supply in regions with high water stress through Sacyr Watergenerating a positive impact on the environment.
- Internal efficiency: Commitment to reduce own consumption by 5% before 2027.
Key points and frequently asked questions about Sacyr's CDP rating
What does it mean to be on CDP's 'Double A List'?
This means achieving the highest possible score (“A”) in both climate change management and water security. Only a select group of companies, leading the transition to a sustainable economy, achieve this dual distinction based on environmental data disclosure.
What are Sacyr's emissions reduction targets?
Aligned with the initiative SBTi and the 1,5°C scenario, Sacyr It commits to reducing its scope 1 and 2 emissions by 42%, and its scope 3 emissions by 25% by 2030, compared to the base year 2020.
How does Sacyr manage its water impact?
The company verifies its water footprint under the ISO 14046 standard and aims to reduce its own consumption by 5% by 2027. In addition, it generates a positive impact through desalination plants in water-stressed areas and advanced wastewater treatment systems.





