Responsibility
We are always aware of our responsibility vis-à-vis our clients, business partners, shareholders and employees as well as with regard to our societal and natural environment. To secure our long-term success we are promoting the interplay between economy, ecology and social affairs.
Organization and Governance
Sustainability responsibilities in the HOCHTIEF Group are clearly structured.
Further information on organization and governance
Materiality
We use different instruments to define materiality. One of these is the materiality analysis.
Learn moreKey figures
annual waste recycling rate
participants in sustainability training units 2023
HOCHTIEF climate target by 2045: “net zero”
certified green projects by year-end 2023
of the procurement volume sourced from suppliers in 2023
number of people who benefit from our sponsored bridges in Africa and Central America
number of certified green buildings within the HOCHTIEF Group (since 1999)
number of certified green infrastructure projects within the HOCHTIEF Group (since 2013)
number of participants in compliance trainings in 2023
number of employees provided with BIM training in 2023
of contractual partners were prequalified in 2023
of HOCHTIEF employees working in certified units (e.g. ISO 45001)
EUR bn revenue from sustainable building construction and infrastructure projects in 2023
environmental incidents with a serious impact in 2023
kilometers in the “Stadtradeln” campaign (city cycling) in 2023
less tCO2e-emissions in Scope 1 (2023 compared to 2019)
less tCO2e-emissions in Scope 2 (2023 compared to 2019)
less tCO2e-emissions in Scope 3 (2023 compared to 2019)
average training hours per employee
Alexander Neumann
HOCHTIEF
Senior Vice President Corporate Department Sustainability
Alfredstraße 236
D-45133 Essen
Tel.: +49 163 2604942
alexander.neumann@hochtief.de
Michael Kölzer
HOCHTIEF
Head of Sustainability Controlling & Reporting
Alfredstraße 236
D-45133 Essen
Tel.: +49 201 824-2637
michael.koelzer@hochtief.de