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Our commitment: The EGGER way to Net Zero
The EGGER Group aims to reduce its climate-impacting greenhouse gas emissions: EGGER is pursuing the Net Zero target by 2050.
- The goal of “Net Zero” means reducing climate-impacting emissions as far as possible and offsetting any remaining unavoidable residual emissions through corresponding withdrawals from the atmosphere.
- We focus on reducing our emissions, rather than offsetting them outside our value chain.
- We are pursuing a defined climate strategy to reduce our Group-wide carbon footprint.
- Our approach is Group-wide. We are pursuing the goal of gradually reducing our climate-impacting emissions and reaching Net Zero by 2050.
- We have repeatedly analysed our Corporate Carbon Footprint in detail and derived goals and levers from it.
- This includes not only the climate-impacting greenhouse gas emissions that we cause directly in our plants but also those for which we are indirectly responsible through purchased energy and the upstream and downstream value chain .
- On our way to Net Zero, we have defined interim targets until 2030 and are implementing appropriate measures and investments.
Our corporate carbon footprint and our interim targets
It will be challenging to make the Net Zero 2050 target a reality. The EGGER Group’s commitment requires comprehensive measures across many areas of the company. On the way to Net Zero, we set ourselves milestones and interim targets.
Direct emissions from our plants (Scope 1)
In the 2025/2026 financial year, Scope 1 accounted for 10% of the EGGER Group’s Corporate Carbon Footprint: Direct release of climate-impacting emissions in our plants (e.g. natural gas, own motor vehicle fleet).
Our goal is to reduce our plants’ direct climate-impacting emissions (Scope 1) by at least 30% by 2030. (compared with the 2022 base year)
Levers in this area are: Energy savings and efficiency improvements, additional biomass power plants, as well as zero-emission vehicles in the motor vehicle fleet.
Indirect emissions from purchased energy (Scope 2)
In the 2025/2026 financial year, Scope 2 accounted for 10% of the EGGER Group’s Corporate Carbon Footprint: Indirect release of climate-impacting emissions through purchased energy (e.g. purchased electricity)
Our goal is to reduce our indirect climate-impacting emissions from purchased energy (Scope 2) by at least 40% by 2030. (compared with the 2022 base year)
Levers in this area are: Savings through energy management, purchasing electricity from renewable energies and expanding our in-house electricity production.
Indirect upstream and downstream emissions (Scope 3)
In the 2025/2026 financial year, Scope 3 accounted for 80% of the EGGER Group’s Corporate Carbon Footprint: Indirect release of climate-impacting emissions in our upstream and downstream value chain (e.g. glue, paper, freight)
Our goal is to reduce indirect upstream and downstream climate-impacting emissions (Scope 3) by at least 10% by 2030. (compared with the 2022 base year)
Levers in this area are: Intensive collaboration with our business partners on joint solutions, optimisations involving binders and impregnating resins, use of new technologies for chemical raw materials and transport, increasing our proportion of recycled wood, and procuring products and raw materials with a lower Product Carbon Footprint than the alternatives used to date.
Further information on our sustainability goals and our facts and evidence can be found here:
In our Sustainability Strategy overview
In detail in the EGGER Group Financial and Sustainability Report
Measures and progress
A journey in stages: these are the measures we have implemented on the way to Net Zero.