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ITP Aero outlines Net Zero strategy in climate transition plan
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ITP Aero outlines Net Zero strategy in climate transition plan
  • ITP Aero set out a net-zero strategy spanning product transition, operations decarbonization, supply chain action, and sustainable aviation fuel support.
  • 2019 base-year emissions totaled 14,055,563 tCO₂e; Scope 3 represented about 99.87%, with Scopes 1 and 2 at 0.12%.
  • Targets include a 65% absolute cut in Scope 1 and 2 by 2030 to ≤ 6,106 tCO₂e.
  • A 55% reduction in use-of-sold-products emissions intensity by 2030 to ≤ 0.678 gCO₂e/ASK from 1.507 gCO₂e/ASK.
  • 2025 Scope 1 and 2 emissions were 11,749 tCO₂e; Scope 2 market-based fell to 42 tCO₂e on 99.9% renewable electricity.
  • Category 11 intensity improved to 0.78 gCO₂e/ASK by 2025; 2030 projection at 0.633 gCO₂e/ASK, 7% below target.
  • Operations plan projects 2030 Scope 1 and 2 at 10,803 tCO₂e, leaving a 4,697 tCO₂e gap versus the 65% reduction goal.
  • Largest operational lever cited is electrifying the Ajalvir site, cutting 98% of its natural-gas use, targeting about 2,035 tCO₂e reduction in 2030.
  • More than EUR 285 million allocated to R&D&I over three years, including EUR 116.9 million in 2025; climate progress tracked quarterly.


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