The ESG criteria of an environmental nature seek that companies understand the impact of their activities, direct and indirect, on the environment,  so these must be established as an objective to follow the basic principles of  responsible behavior in the areas of: environmental protection, climate change, quality standards, sustainable operations and products, resource efficiency and environmental education, actions that ensure that its business activities minimize the environmental impact of its operations and contribute to sustainable development.
Based on this commitment, the following principles are established in the following areas:
∞     Environmental protection. The company must adopt a preventive approach to reduce the environmental impact of its operations and manage the associated risks by following all appropriate legal and regulatory frameworks.
∞     Climate change. The company must prioritize operational efficiency to mitigate the causes of climate change.
∞     Quality standards. The company must ensure the implementation and monitoring of appropriate environmental standards and certifications (if required by law) in which it operates.
∞     Sustainable operations and products. The company must consider innovation as one of the key pillars for business development, seeking more sustainable solutions and products.
∞     Resource efficiency. The company must commit to using all the energy resources necessary for the operations of its services economically and efficiently, seeking the highest standards of sustainability, reducing the waste generated, using the appropriate programs to improve its efficiency.
∞     Environmental education. The company must recognize the importance of providing environmental education and training to stakeholders through awareness projects, energy efficiency programs, and promoting sustainable solutions.