Environmental Commitment
At PICOT, environmental and industrial performance are interlinked objectives. Our environmental initiatives contribute to operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Raw materials and the circular economy
80% of the carbon footprint: a key strategic priority
Raw materials — steel and aluminium — account for 80% of the Group’s carbon footprint. This is therefore where our efforts are most critical. The PICOT Group integrates eco-design from the product development stage, prioritises raw materials with a lower carbon footprint and implements a responsible procurement policy with its steel suppliers. Every procurement decision is now also an environmental decision.
Reducing CO₂ emissions
Optimising industrial processes to reduce the fossil carbon footprint
The PICOT Group is committed to a structured reduction in its greenhouse gas emissions, focusing on two priority areas: optimising industrial processes and streamlining transport. Deploying renewable electricity sources, continuously improving the energy efficiency of production sites, and rigorously monitoring direct and indirect emissions — every lever is being pulled with conviction.
Solutions designed to last
Sustainability as an industrial and commercial selling point
A reliable, long-lasting product means fewer resources consumed, less waste generated and fewer maintenance interventions. At PICOT, the sustainability of our solutions is a responsibility built into the design from the outset. Fences, gates, access systems: every product is designed to stand the test of time, reduce operating costs and minimise its footprint throughout its entire life cycle.
Transparency and environmental management
Concrete indicators, a comprehensive sustainability report
The PICOT Group monitors and publishes its key environmental indicators: CO₂ emissions, proportion of recycled raw materials used, and site energy performance. These figures reflect real, measurable and auditable commitments. For a comprehensive overview of the Group’s objectives, results and trajectory, the sustainability report serves as the benchmark. Transparency is the first step towards credible environmental governance.
