Net Zero Carbon

TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE: DOLCE&GABBANA’S COMMITMENT TO THE DECARBONIZATION PROGRAM. A JOURNEY FOCUSED ON REDUCING THE CARBON FOOTPRINT, REAFFIRMING THE BRAND’S RESPONSIBLE APPROACH.

Dolce&Gabbana envisions a future where sustainability is woven into every action. The commitment to tackling climate change includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions across all aspects of the business. The Net Zero Carbon strategy focuses on cutting emissions directly generated by operations (Scope 1), from purchased energy (Scope 2), and across the value chain (Scope 3). Through the adoption of renewable energy, improvements in energy efficiency, and environmentally conscious logistics solutions, the company is dedicated to building a carbon-neutral future, striving to leave a responsible and sustainable legacy for the planet.

NET ZERO CARBON

BY FY24

Target

100%

electricity from renewable sources in Europe

Achieved

Starting from FY24, all electricity consumed in Europe is sourced from renewable sources, mostly from Solar and Hydroelectric power

BY FY26

Target

Adherence to the Science-Based Targets initiative and setting emission reduction targets in line with science

Progress

Currently ‘Committed’ to Science-Based Targets, ‘Near Term Commitment’ emission reduction targets are being defined

BY FY28

Target

100%

electricity from renewable sources worldwide

Progress

64%

worldwide electricity renewable

DOLCE&GABBANA’S DECARBONIZATION JOURNEY

In line with the goals of the Paris Agreement, Dolce&Gabbana is working to create a future where timeless elegance meets environmental responsibility. The brand’s mission, in this context, is to keep global warming well below 2°C, aiming for the excellence standard of 1.5°C.

Since 2022, Dolce&Gabbana has embarked on an ambitious decarbonization journey, marking a new chapter in its legacy of excellence. This project began with the establishment of its first emissions baseline, adhering to the leading environmental accounting standard – the GHG Protocol. The journey involves the company’s facilities – through the adoption of renewable energy and innovative self-generation and storage solutions – as well as vehicles and cutting-edge charging infrastructure, and production processes, all moving toward low environmental impact technologies.

Emissions are measured across three distinct scopes: direct emissions from owned or controlled sources (Scope 1), indirect emissions from purchased energy (Scope 2), and emissions from the value chain, including upstream and downstream activities (Scope 3).

Dolce&Gabbana has developed a three-pillar strategy to reduce its environmental impact:

01

Decarbonization of Facilities

Adopting renewable energy and fostering energy independence through innovative self-generation and storage solutions.

02

Decarbonization of the Fleet

Transitioning to efficient and alternative vehicles, supported by state-of-the-art charging infrastructure.

03

Decarbonization of Production

Orchestrating a shift towards low-impact technologies by optimizing production processes.

Dolce&Gabbana Carbon Footprint in FY24

During fiscal year 2024, Dolce&Gabbana continued its commitment to measuring and managing its carbon footprint, which reached a total of 240,618 tonnes of CO2e, calculated using the market-based approach for Scope 2 emissions.

 

The analysis of indirect emissions (Scope 3), which represent the most significant component of this footprint, shows that 82% is attributable to the “Purchased goods and services” division. This category includes emissions associated with the purchase of raw materials for the Clothing and Accessories, Fine Jewelry & Watches, Beauty and Dolce&Gabbana Casa.

LOCATION-BASED APPROACH

Scope 1

2%

4.497

Tonnes of CO2

Scope 2

5%

12.472

Tonnes of CO2

Scope 3

93%

228.953

Tonnes of CO2

MARKET-BASED APPROACH

Scope 1

2%

4.497

Tonnes of CO2

Scope 2

3%

7.168

Tonnes of CO2

Scope 3

95%

228.953

Tonnes of CO2

Electricity consumption in FY24

In FY24, Dolce&Gabbana’s global electricity consumption reached 41,205 MWh, demonstrating the company’s significant operational scale across international markets. The geographical distribution of purchased electricity reflects the company’s and global presence.

Megawatt hour
Total electricity purchased Worldwide
41.200
– of which in Italy
20.149
– of which in Europe (excl. Italy)
6.107
– of which extra Europe
14.944
Total electricity self generated
5
Total electricity consumed
41.205

Electricity Mix

The company’s commitment to sustainability is evident in its European operations, where 100% renewable electricity is used – covering both Italy and other European countries. While activities beyond Europe currently mostly rely on conventional electricity sources, Dolce&Gabbana is actively working to transition these regions toward renewable alternatives, in line with its decarbonization targets.

Renewable
Electricity (IT+EU)
64%
Non-renewable
Electricity (Extra EU)
36%