- BERGÉ reduces its fossil fuel dependence and moves towards a cleaner, more sustainable and more competitive energy model.
New cranes introduced by BERGÉ in 2025 have cut fuel consumption by 26% and emissions by 25% compared to the machinery used previously.
This is just one example of how BERGÉ is putting its industrial modernisation plan into action. This plan covers asset renewal, adaptation, relocation and optimisation with the aim of boosting energy efficiency and reducing emissions.
To this end, all new machinery must meet clear standards, maximise energy performance and minimise environmental impact. Consequently, the machines introduced are able to run on biofuels and are designed for future electrification, thus ensuring an orderly technological transition that is consistent, sustainable and in line with industry standards.
Specifically, with regard to the use of biofuels and alternative energy sources, their gradual incorporation will allow the company to reduce its fossil fuel dependence and move towards a cleaner, more sustainable and more competitive energy model.
In addition, in order to ensure energy efficiency across the entire the value chain, BERGÉ is encouraging—and even requiring—specific provisions in contract terms that require suppliers to adopt measures to improve energy efficiency.
In fact, BERGÉ now includes questions based on ESG criteria in its supplier qualification questionnaire, with the aim of ensuring alignment with sustainability standards from an environmental, social and governance perspective, which is crucial for responsible investment.
This approach serves to bring all actors involved in the provision of services and supply of goods into line with the organisation’s overall sustainability goals, thereby fostering responsible practices and contributing to a greater, more effective reduction of emissions.