02.20.24
Seiko Epson Corporation has been named to the prestigious A List for both climate change and water security by international environmental non-profit CDP, which evaluates companies' environmental activities.
Epson believes it was recognized for having analyzed risks and opportunities based on Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations as well as for having driven steady progress in its initiatives, including implementing a program to transition to 100% renewable electricity at Epson Group sites around the globe.
CDP evaluates companies' environmental activities on behalf of more than 740 institutional investors worldwide with a combined US$136 trillion in assets. The results of the questionnaires are also used to assess companies in terms of environmental performance for the world's leading socially responsible investment (SRI) indexes used by ESG investors.
Of the more than 23,000 companies that disclosed through CDP, less than 2% made the A list. Epson was one of a small number of companies to receive an A in two categories, an acknowledgment that Epson is a leader in sustainability.
Epson believes it was recognized for having analyzed risks and opportunities based on Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations as well as for having driven steady progress in its initiatives, including implementing a program to transition to 100% renewable electricity at Epson Group sites around the globe.
CDP evaluates companies' environmental activities on behalf of more than 740 institutional investors worldwide with a combined US$136 trillion in assets. The results of the questionnaires are also used to assess companies in terms of environmental performance for the world's leading socially responsible investment (SRI) indexes used by ESG investors.
Of the more than 23,000 companies that disclosed through CDP, less than 2% made the A list. Epson was one of a small number of companies to receive an A in two categories, an acknowledgment that Epson is a leader in sustainability.