The materials wasted during construction, operation, and decommissioning constitutes a negative impact. In general, we see two complementary pathways to address waste generation that we must work on simultaneously. Firstly, we must consider if our waste generation can be avoided in the first place, by addressing the challenges at their root cause. This is done as we work to design our assets with minimal reliance on the use of a specific material, for example by switching non-recyclable content with more recyclable content to allow for proper waste treatment. At the same time, we need to ensure that waste is diverted from disposal by enhancing sorting and collection processes as well as supporting the maturation of reuse and recycling markets for our components and materials.

In 2024, 1,757 tonnes of hazardous waste and 13,187 tonnes of non-hazardous waste were directed to disposal. Treatment types include incineration (1,527 tonnes hazardous, 63 tonnes non-hazardous) and landfill (33 tonnes hazardous, 317 tonnes non-hazardous).