The site is located in the business zone of Seguin-Rives de Seine. Historically, the Boulogne-Billancourt plant has housed all the activities of the Renault group from 1898 to the present day. 

Renault is selling most of the 31.5 ha making up the Trapèze area, as well as the entire Ile Seguin and an area of 4 ha at Meudon, putting in place a wide-ranging programme of demolition and soil remediation. 
  

The extension of selective sorting to all the facilities of Renault’s headquarters continued in 2008 on the Boulogne site. Square Com, the last site to benefit from selective sorting, will be fully equipped by the start of March 2009.

Sorting has cut the cost of processing common industrial waste and allows paper and cardboard to be reused.

In 2008, greenhouse gas emissions from company vehicles were included in the scope of Renault’s reports on atmospheric discharges. For the Boulogne site, greenhouse gas emissions from company vehicles account for 64% of the site’s total emissions, a fact that explains the sharp increase over previous years.

(*): the definition of the scope of waste was changed in 2008

For further details, see registration documents:

• 2008 registration document
• 2007 registration document 
• 2006 registration document