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We would like to draw your attention to the existence of scams by people usurping the INDIGO brand or the names of our collaborators. Please be extremely vigilant. Read more.
As a parking and urban mobility operator, the Group is investing in the transformation of its infrastructures and the evolution of its services, to offer more sustainable mobility solutions for both local authorities and end-users.
The INDIGO Group has been calculating its carbon footprint since 2018 and has been implementing a number of measures to reduce energy consumption in its car parks for several years:
The INDIGO Group also favors natural lighting and passive ventilation, where the architectural concept allows, in order to limit the use of energy-intensive equipment.
To reinforce its commitment, INDIGO is currently carrying out an in-depth study on the possibility of a decarbonization trajectory, defining quantified objectives and an action plan as early as 2025.
To find out more, consult our 2024 sustainability report (publication end March 2025).
In the face of climate change, INDIGO is committed to limiting the environmental impact of the design, construction, renovation and operation of its infrastructure.
The INDIGO group is convinced that the evolution of its business model must respond to the challenges and expectations linked to changes in mobility as part of the ecological and energy transition, particularly on the part of users and cities.
To this end, it has introduced a number of measures to support its customers’ transition to low-carbon mobility:
At INDIGO, the health, safety and well-being of our employees are our top priority. As a responsible employer, we are committed to promoting diversity and gender equality, while ensuring quality of life in the workplace.
