Paf continues to consolidate its sustainability strategy. According to its 2025 Carbon Accounting Report, the company successfully reduced its total climate impact to 4,638 tons of CO2 equivalent, down from the 5,408 tons registered in 2024, representing a decrease of nearly 14%.
This improvement is also reflected in its emissions intensity relative to revenue, which dropped from 29.55 to 21.62 tons of CO2 equivalent per million euros of income.
The operator, which has calculated its carbon footprint in accordance with the international GHG Protocol standard since 2016, remains committed to reaching net-zero emissions by 2040—a target validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and aligned with the Paris Agreement.
Among the factors contributing to this reduction are the progressive replacement of combustion vehicles with electric models, which helped slash the company's direct emissions from 34 to 15.3 tons of CO2 equivalent, as well as the integration of specific emissions data provided by some of its primary suppliers.
Indirect value chain emissions (Scope 3) continue to account for over 99% of Paf’s climate impact, though they also experienced a significant reduction due to greater measurement accuracy and the environmental commitment of its strategic partners.
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