Tesla, IKEA, and Coca Cola named highest climate policy implementers

By Sophie Chapman
The A-List of Climate Policy Engagement report, published on 3 April, names the top 20 businesses leading the way with climate policy.

The A-List of Climate Policy Engagement report, published on 3 April, names the top 20 businesses leading the way with climate policy.

Tesla, Apple, IKEA, Unilever, and Nestle are among the firms featured in the report, which is based on sectoral leadership, policies, and strategic activity.

The report based its rankings on InfluenceMap analysis, which covered more than 30,000 data points and disclosures.

The companies were ranked with a total score, with Apple scoring the highest at 94, followed by IKEA at 91.

SEE ALSO:

Tesla was given a score of 89, whilst Unilever received 86, Google and Nestle both received 74.

The table also scores on engagement intensity and features a comment on each company.

Unilever was commended on its CEO’s work with creating a strong message about climate action, whilst Nestle was praised for its corporate strategy.

“This A-List mapping is a critically important step towards evolving a continuous X-ray of business efforts to influence public policy on climate and related agendas,” John Elkington, Chairman and Corporate Sustainability Pioneer at Volan.

The list will be updated on a bi-annual basis, with the addition of 10 companies added.

Find the report here.

Share

Featured Articles

Schneider Electric exec shuffle boosts energy digitalisation

Number one sustainable company, as voted by Sustainability Magazine, Schneider Electric appointed leaders to manage the digitalisation of energy solutions

ManpowerGroup initiative aligns talent with renewable energy

Riccardo Barberis of ManpowerGroup comments on the partnership with InnoEnergy Skills Institute, delivering renewable energy skills alongside Oana Penu

Rolls-Royce develops SMRs for a low-carbon energy future

New and exciting low-carbon technology developments from Rolls-Royce drive towards net-zero—with comments from leaders Chris Cholerton and Matheu Parr

Chevron’s hydrogen investment and green energy endeavours

Renewable Energy

Honeywell debunks hydrogen energy and its global challenges

Sustainability

ABB Motion & WindESCo partner to strengthen wind energy

Renewable Energy