Metso ranked at Leadership level in CDP's Climate Change evaluation
Metso continues to be included in CDP's Climate Change evaluation at the Leadership level with an A-ranking (the scale of the index was A-D). This year's evaluation covered a total of 5800 companies globally and the global average ranking was C.
CDP's evaluation defines companies ranked at the Leadership level as presenting the best practices to advance environmental stewardship. Leadership level companies understand the risks and opportunities related to climate change and have taken actions to capitalise on these risks.
"Metso's sustainability strategy was revised earlier this year, and now we have set environmental efficiency and product safety innovation targets for all of our new R&D projects. Once these R&D projects are closed, all of the set targets have to be verified. CDP's Climate Change evaluation reflects that we are concentrating on the right issues when it comes to integrating sustainability into our business," said Kaisa Jungman, head of sustainability, Metso.
CDP, formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project, is an international, non-profit organisation providing the only global system for companies and cities to measure, disclose, manage and share vital environmental information with 827 institutional investors around the world with assets of US$100 trillion.
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