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About us : Sanef in a nutshell
Sanef is a motorway management company operating 1957 kilometers of network in France, mainly in Normandy, the Hauts-de-France and Grand-Est regions. -
Sanef is in tune with the regional authorities
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Sanef Group ethics charter
The Sanef Group, subsidiary of Abertis, international leader in motorway management, has always placed the greatest emphasis on values of integrity and honesty, and compliance with laws and regulations. These principles are highlighted in the Group’s Ethics Charter. -
ECTN Alliance: carbon-free road freight transport
To respond to the environmental emergency, we have joined forces with three major French groups to create the ECTN Alliance (European Clean Transport Network Alliance), a concrete solution for the energy transition of road freight transport in Europe. -
Inauguration of the largest high-power electric charging station in the presence of the Minister of Transport
Together with our partner Fastned and in the presence of Clément Beaune, Minister of Transport, we inaugurated the largest ultra-fast charging station on our network, equipped with 16 charging points; a strong symbol of the successful deployment of electric mobility on our motorways. -
Our energy sobriety plan
CO₂ emissions generated by our activities only make up 2% of our overall carbon footprint. Nevertheless, we have launched a frugality programme to reduce our energy consumption, foster recycling and so participate in the collective effort. -
Preserve biodiversity around motorways
In conjunction with our carbon footprint reduction, our CSR policy aims to reduce the environmental impact of motorways by preserving biodiversity, by improving waste recycling and recovery, and by reducing noise pollution. -
Reduce the carbon footprint of traffic
To support objectives set by the French government to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and to play our part in mitigating the effects of global warming, we have adapted our motorways and offer new, more sustainable mobility services that will reduce CO2 emissions generated by traffic. -
11th prize of the Sanef Abertis Chair - Ecole des Ponts ParisTech
The 11th prize ceremony for the Sanef Abertis Chair - École des Ponts ParisTech was held on September 23, 2022, in the prestigious Spanish Embassy. Created in 2011, this Chair aims to develop training and research activities in the management of transport infrastructures, carried out in a French university or engineering school. -
Our CSR policy - Corporate Social Responsibility
Given the nature of our activities and our mission of public service, we are very much aware of our environmental corporate social responsibility. Our environmental CSR policy aims to develop our positive impact on the regions in which we work and to reduce our carbon footprint while ensuring our economic development. -
Professional equality
Groupe Sanef is committed to professional equality. On this page, see our indexes in 2024. -
The Baie de Somme area, a new generation area
For the Baie de Somme area, located on the A16, the work carried out now allows you to take a real break, on a "new generation" service area which corresponds more closely to the expectations and needs of our customers. -
Sanef and École des Ponts ParisTech announce the creation of a new industrial chair
The agreement for the new Industrial Chair was signed on 1 October 2020 by Sophie Mougard, Director of the École des Ponts ParisTech and Arnaud Quémard, Managing Director of Sanef, at the Spanish Embassy in Paris. On this occasion, the 9th Sanef Abertis Chair prize was also awarded to the 2020 winners. -
Operating regulations
The use of the Sanef and Sapn networks is subject to the operating regulations which can be consulted on this page (FR). -
Launch of the Paris-Normandy free-flow motorway project
The Sanef group, in partnership with the State, announces the launch of the Paris-Normandy free-flow motorway (A13-A14). This project to modernize a major traffic artery between Paris and Caen aims to make traffic more fluid, reduce CO2 emissions and improve the attractiveness of the territories of Île-de-France and Normandy.