Sustainable mobility

A strong ESG roadmap supported by clear targets

Alstom Corporate Social Responsibility commitments are fully integrated into the Company's overarching strategy. It reflects our ambition to facilitate the transition to a truly sustainable global transport system, all the while acting as a responsible and ethical corporate citizen. The Group has enhanced its strategy by placing a specific focus on resource preservation. This adjustment aims to address the global imperatives of climate change adaptation and the depletion of non-renewable resources, as well as emerging social challenges.

“We are actively working with our customers to help them transition towards greener and efficient transport systems.”

Véronique Andriès

Sustainability & CSR Vice-President

Moving towards net zero mobility

We are committed to innovating efficient, fossil-free solutions for a net zero world, while simultaneously reducing the impact of our operations and adapting to the challenges of a changing climate.
Enabling resource preservation

We are dedicated to applying eco-design principles to reduce the lifecycle impacts of our products and services, and to implementing circular models that conserve resources and protect biodiversity.
Developing community empowerment

We are committed to local socio-economic development by fostering lasting partnerships and making mobility more inclusive and accessible.
Facilitating people care & growth

We engage our people by creating a supportive workplace and culture that ensures their safety and health and by offering them opportunities for development and growth. We strive to become a leader on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Driving a responsible value chain

We enhance environmental and social performance while protecting human rights throughout our value chain.

Alstom hydrogen railshow Czech countryside

Alstom: Leading societies to a low carbon future

	Indicators	2021/2022	2022/2023	2025 Target
Moving towards net zero mobility Enabling resource preservation	% of reduction of energy consumption in solutions¹	-22.0%	-24.1%	-25%
	% of newly-developed solutions eco-designed	51%	87%	100%
	% of electricity from renewable sources²	42%	75%	100%
	% of recycled content in newly-developed rolling stock	-	23.4%	25%
Facilitating people care & growth	Total recordable injury rate	2.3	1.5	2.0
	% of women in management, engineering & professional roles	23.2%	24.7%	28%
	Learning culture: hours per employee per year	19	26.7	22
Developing community empowerment	Beneficiaries from Community Investment programmes and Alstom Foundation activities	245K	359K	250K
Developing community empowerment	Countries with CSR label	6	8	12
Driving a responsible value chain	Global ISO 37001 certification	All regions	All regions	All regions
	% of suppliers monitored or assessed on CSR and E&C standards as per their level of risk	62%	91%	100%
	Number of suppliers trained in sustainability and CSR	100	182	500

^{1 compared to 2014}
^{2 by December 2025}

Our 2030 carbon objectives have been validated by the Science-based targets initiative.

Our performance recognised by positive ESG ratings

Alstom’s Corporate Social Responsibility performance is regularly evaluated by various rating agencies with different methods and criteria. These evaluations are providing a useful benchmark for stakeholders while helping the Group to identify and analyse areas of potential improvement. Over the years, Alstom has been well positioned on several ratings, confirming the maturity of the Group and its capacity to encompass CSR challenges.


Rating agency/ESG Index	Rating/score
MSCI	AA rating
CDP	A rating on climate change
ecovadis	Platinum rating 86/100 score
Sustainalytics	21.5
Moody's ESG Solutions	69/100 score
S&P Global	67/100 score
Euronext	Member of Euronext CAC40 ESG Member of Euronext CAC40 SBTi
Dow Jones Sustainability Indices	Member for the 13th consecutive year Top 6% in industry
Corporate Knights	Member of the Global 100 Index