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Reduction of emissions
2022
2025
Δ 25-22
Specific CO2 emissions Scope 1 (gCO2/kWh)
218
<105
-52%
Reduction of specific SO2 emissions (%) (vs base year 2017)
-66.80%
-85%
-18.2 p.p.
Reduction of specific NOx emissions (%) (vs base year 2017)
-53.20%
-70%
-16.8 p.p.
Reduction of specific dust emissions(%) (vs base year 2017)
43.30%
-60%
-103.3 p.p.

By 2025 we are committed to increasing the value created per unit of GHG emissions produced and we expect to reach a Scope 1 GHG emissions intensity of less than 105 gCO2eq/kWh.

In addition, in order to improve air quality in the areas where we operate, we pay special attention to the constant reduction of emissions of the main pollutants associated with the generation of thermal energy: sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides ( NOx) and particles. By 2025, we expect a reduction in specific emissions in line with the Enel Group targets of -93% for SO2 (vs 2017), -66% for NOx (vs 2017) and -98% for particles (vs 2017).

* Enel Group goals published in the CMD in November 2022.

We have committed to moving our zero emissions ambition forward by 10 years, from 2050 to 2040.

On the way to this objective, by 2030 the Enel Group, of which Enel Chile is a part, has confirmed the objectives of reducing Scope 1 emissions by 54% compared to 2017, in line with the 1.5° scenario. C certified by the SBTi of the Enel Group, contributing to the commitments of the Enel Group to reduce emissions.

Enel Group's targets for reducing our primary emissions (vs. base year 2017)

-98
%
Particulate matter
-94
%
OS2
-70
%
NOx
*Published in the Enel Group CMD in Nov 2022. Redefined in March 2023.
Efficient use of resources
2022
2025
Δ 25-22
Reduction of total specific water withdrawals (%)
-23.20%
-65%
-41.8 p.p.
Waste reduction (%)
-83.90%
-55%
28.9 p.p.
The Group is committed to gradually reducing the water requirement in all production processes as much as possible while promoting internal recirculation, with a particular focus on water-stressed areas.
-65
%
Reduction of the specific water requirement compared to the base year 2017
*Published in the Enel Group CMD in Nov 2022. Redefined in March 2023.
We will vigorously pursue the goal of reducing our specific water requirements and look forward to contributing to the Enel Group's goal of a 65% reduction by 2030 compared to 2017.
The Enel Group, of which we are a part, has set a goal for 2030 to improve circularity by 92% compared to 2015 in terms of fuel and material consumption for the complete life cycle of our generation plants.

The Company, aware of the need to increase efforts in response to the loss of biodiversity, has set itself the goal of achieving zero net loss for new infrastructures by 2030.

For this reason, Enel Chile considers the progressive work of nine indicators, in line with the principles of the Mitigation Hierarchy to avoid, minimize and recover the impacts on natural habitats or on flora and fauna at risk, in order to count with a measurement of performance and management on biodiversity.

Generation Quality
2022
2025
Δ 25-22
Renewable energy generation (% of total)
63%
79%
16 p.p.
The decarbonisation of power generation must be supported by the gradual replacement of thermal power plants with new renewable capacity, and we expect to reach around 79% renewable energy generation by 2025.
We are committed to achieving approximately 92% of energy production from renewable sources by 2030.
Investment Quality
2022
2025
Δ 25-22
Investments aligned with the European taxonomy (%)
89%
85%
-4%
Investments aligned with the SDGs (%)
92%
90%
-2%
Capital spending for 2023-2025 is expected to be in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by >90% and >85% with the European taxonomy.
We are committed to achieving approximately 92% of energy production from renewable sources by 2030.
Our strategy aims to decarbonize and electrify the consumption of our customers by creating value for all stakeholders.