for a sustainable
future
Writing a new chapter for mountain life
Doing better. For the land. For people. For tomorrow.
"We are convinced that this mountain range of the Aravis is a remarkable catalyst for positive values and energy. Beyond its playful and sporting dimension, offering a boundless playground for adventure, it can also be a wonderful place to learn human knowledge and values."
Jean-Christophe HOFF, Managing Director of SATELC
Our mission: addressing 3 key challenges
Appeal
A challenge that concerns not only holidaymakers and day visitors in a highly competitive and demanding context, but also the local population and residents, so that we can build together a tourism offer that is respectful, inclusive and enriching for everyone.
Social
A social challenge, working with our permanent staff to help them settle into the area for the long term, and with our seasonal staff to help secure their career path.
Sustainability
A sustainability challenge that means factoring planetary boundaries into our decision-making, balancing local economic development with respect for ecosystems. A lasting commitment to future generations.
Far from being obstacles, these three challenges become opportunities.
SATELC is committed and taking action
Our concrete achievements following our COP 21 commitments
Since 2017, numerous actions have been put in place. We are already seeing their first results.
HVO fuel
Electric vehicles
Optimised grooming
Intermodal transport
- -85% GHG emissions
- -10% electricity consumption
- -15% grooming hours
- Solar panels installed
Snow management
Delivery point meters
Hillside reservoir water
Coordination with pastoral farming
Training & development
Creation of permanent jobs
Seasonal worker housing
- Mobility bonus paid to 60% of employees
LOOKING AHEAD, IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT WE CONTINUE AND STEP UP OUR ACTIONS WITH SIGNIFICANT COMMITMENTS
Climate
- Cutting our CO2 emissions by 95% from November 2025, thanks to the widespread use of HVO fuel across our vehicles and machinery.
- Strengthening our decarbonisation fund to finance projects that reduce GHG emissions.
- Securing our electricity supply from local solar and hydroelectric power for the long term.
- Limiting visitor emissions (Scope 3) through HVO fuel on-site and incentive offers for train, bus and carpooling.
Resources & biodiversity
- Supporting our service providers in adopting HVO fuel in their contract specifications.
- Reducing our textile footprint by choosing TRICOLOR, an eco-responsible French brand.
- Sustainably optimising the ski area: dismantling outdated infrastructure and limiting slope grooming.
- Restoring affected areas and preserving local biodiversity.
- Working with associations and researchers to design environmentally friendly infrastructure.
Social & diversification
- Doubling seasonal worker housing by 2030 to improve quality of life.
- Balancing skiing and non-skiing activities, with a new activity added every season, in line with climate challenges.
- Target: 40% non-skiing activities by 2040 to diversify our tourism offer.
- Setting up a strategic investment fund to support profitable, sustainable projects in tourism and beyond.
Commitment to the 2024 Alps Climate Business Convention: a strong move to accelerate our ecological transition and contribute concrete solutions to climate challenges.
Our full roadmap, commitment by commitment
Find the full details of our vision and commitments in the complete document below.
Partners
