GOVERNANCE AND ESG

We integrate sustainability
into our internal structure

Our ESG approach is part of the ENSO model and we manage it from within our structures, with integrity and a long-term vision.

At ENSO, transformative energy begins with the way we organise ourselves, make decisions and interact with each other. We believe in solid, ethical and impact-oriented governance. Our management model is not limited to complying with standards: it is built on integrity, cooperation and innovation, and acts as the driving force that reorganises industrial processes towards a cleaner, circular and more humane future.

A purposeful governance model: our organisational structure is horizontal and agile, designed to facilitate informed, responsible decision-making that is aligned with ENSO's purpose: to lead the energy transition from a transformative perspective. Instead of rigid hierarchies, we encourage distributed leadership, cross-functional participation and an internal culture based on trust, dialogue and shared responsibility.

GOVERNANCE MODEL
We are an agile, collaborative and transparent company. We grow from our commitment to our values.

At ENSO, we are organised as a medium-sized company with a horizontal and transparent structure, in which decision-making is shared and strategic. We operate under a vertical integration model, made up of different teams and specialised companies that are grouped together in a single holding company, coordinated under a common vision and with aligned objectives.

We foster a dynamic and participatory work environment, where each person can actively participate in the company’s evolution, with an agile and collaborative approach similar to that of a start-up. We train and involve the entire team in building long-term value, promoting shared responsibility and continuous learning.

Our governance model is based on principles of ethics, transparency, and sustainability, which guide both our internal relationships and the way we operate within our environment. We act with a strong commitment to people’s well-being, the social development of our communities, and the creation of a positive impact in every project we undertake.

Ongoing commitments and constant evolution
Our ESG roadmap is built on five minimum standards that guide our behaviour as an organisation and our relationship with the environment. These standards are not aspirational: they are present, measurable and constantly evolving commitments.

Health and safety

Promote a safety-oriented organisational culture, with an explicit goal of zero workplace accidents.
Key actions
  • Standardised monitoring of safety indicators (accident frequency rate per 100,000 hours worked).
  • Promotion of the physical and mental well-being of the entire team, including external personnel.
Associated SDGs
  • SDG 3: Good health and well-being (3.4, 3.9)
  • SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth (8.8)

Reduction of own emissions

We define and evaluate clear targets for reducing our emissions by calculating our carbon footprint.
Key actions
  • Setting emission reduction targets (scopes 1, 2).
  • Implementing progressive and viable decarbonisation plans.
Associated SDGs
  • SDG 7: Affordable and clean energy (7.2)
  • SDG 13: Climate action (13.2)

Diversity

Promote diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environments at all levels of the organisation.
Key actions
  • Establishing clear priorities in terms of diversity.
  • Monitoring the representation of women on the board, in senior management, among new hires and in the total workforce.
  • Periodic review of equality and opportunity policies.
Associated SDGs
  • Establishing clear priorities in terms of diversity.
  • Monitoring the representation of women on the board, in senior management, among new hires and in the total workforce.
  • Periodic review of equality and opportunity policies.

Governance

Ensure strong, ethical, and transparent governance across the entire organization.
Key actions
  • Ensure independent representation in governing bodies.
  • Implement robust risk management processes, including cybersecurity and human rights.
  • Conduct satisfaction surveys.
Associated SDGs
  • SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (16.6, 16.7)

Employee engagement

Build healthy, engaged organizational cultures focused on professional development.
Key actions
  • Conduct regular employee engagement surveys.
  • Promote continuous training programs, technical learning, and internal professional development.
Associated SDGs
  • SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth (8.5, 8.8)
OUR ESG OBJECTIVES
Beyond Compliance

Our commitment to compliance goes far beyond merely meeting regulatory requirements. We strive to build an organizational culture rooted in integrity, responsibility, and transparency, where compliance is a natural outcome of our values, not an external obligation.

Each compliance policy and procedure is designed to adapt to the operational and regulatory context of our activities, while also meeting the highest ethical standards. We promote continuous improvement through training, active monitoring, and the direct involvement of our teams, with the goal of preventing, detecting, and managing any behavior that could compromise the ethics or sustainability of our project.

Rather than checking boxes, we aim to build trust, protect our long-term purpose, and always act responsibly.