We are a global operator of essential infrastructure
For Redeia, sustainability is strategically important and a need for our stakeholders. That's why it is promoted by the Board of Directors itself and permeates all areas and levels, incorporating it into their daily decision-making.
We have a Sustainability Committee within the Board of Directors that drives our 2030 Sustainability Commitment.
Furthermore, the Sustainability Steering Committee and the Corporate Sustainability and Research Area play a key role by reinforcing the implication of decision-makers at the highest level. Besides, it involves all areas of the organisation in its implementation, supervision, and monitoring.
Board of Directors
- Approve the Sustainability Policy
- Approve plans and targets for the deployment of the Sustainability Commitment
Sustainability Steering Committee
Corporate Director of Sustainability and Research
Organisational Areas
In 2018, we voluntarily created a Sustainability Committee. Its objective is to supervise and promote actions related to the environment and the fight against climate change. We aim at achieving this with ethical behaviour and values associated with the development of a corporate culture that supports the success and business model of our company, in addition to the social impact on the communities involved in our activity.
The Committee consists of three directors with four-year terms, although they can be re-elected.
Sustainability Committee | |
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Composition | 3 members |
Chairperson | Independent director |
Independent Board Members | 66,78% |
Nominee directors | 33,3% |
Women on the Board | 100% |
We have designed a compensation system for the CEO and senior-level directors that drives the achievement of our sustainability goals. Thus, our CEO’s total annual variable remuneration is linked to 15% progress in achieving our current Sustainability Plan and our presence on the leading sustainability indexes.
The multi-year variable remuneration also includes a long-term incentive plan to drive the energy transition, reduce the digital divide, and to diversify. The right to receive the incentive is contingent on achieving 10% sustainability.
Since 2015, ESG criteria (environmental, social, and good corporate governance) have been applied to calculate the variable remuneration of the CEO and senior-level directors.