We promote an ethical and honest corporate culture, acting in an exemplary manner in the conduct of our operations. In addition, our governing bodies promote good governance, social and environmental sustainability, and value creation for all our stakeholders.
ACCIONA Energía is committed to integrity and responsible management. To this end, good corporate governance is key to implementing best practices and being a benchmark company within the framework of ESG criteria.
The Board of Directors and its Committees are firmly committed to promoting good governance and social and environmental sustainability, ensuring value creation for all stakeholders.
ACCIONA Energía's Compliance Model is to foster a culture of ethics and responsibility within the organization, establishing parameters of conduct and mechanisms to identify, prevent, and mitigate potential risks, including those of a criminal nature.
We have tools that help us maintain and comply with our corporate culture, such as the Code of Conduct, several anti-corruption policies, and our Ethics Channel.
689
employees
trained in the Code of Conduct
246
employees
attended the Anti-Corruption Course
341
employees
attended the “The Right Way to Work” Course
Sustainability Report
We ensure a sustainable and responsible supply chain, highlighting the importance of management in mitigating risks and promoting ethical practices.
Our commitment goes beyond mere legal compliance: we view our suppliers as essential strategic partners in creating a resilient and ethical business ecosystem. Therefore, we are dedicated to integrating sustainability and responsibility into every link of our supply chain. Currently, the indicators that are part of the risk map, according to the supplier's strategic level, are as follows: financial, regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, ESG (environmental, social, and governance), operational, and geopolitical.
3,409
suppliers
+6% vs. 2022
100%
suppliers
audited vs. 2022
94.3%
national/local
suppliers
In 2023, the ESG variable was added as a criticality criterion in the supply chain risk analysis, beyond the classic economic variable.”
Sustainability Report