Danish wind power manufacturer Vestas has been named the world’s most sustainable company in 2022 in the Corporate Knights Global 100 Index, which measures 24 sustainability criteria for companies with more than $1 billion in turnover. Denmark’s leading position in sustainability is evidenced by the fact that three of the companies are in the top ten. In total, there are twelve Nordic companies in the list of 100, five Danish, four Finnish, two Norwegian and one Swedish. Swedish investments in battery manufacturer Northvolt or SSAB and Hybrit’s investments in CO2-neutral steel production in northern Sweden have not yet made an impact on the Global 100 index. This year, Ericsson is the only Swedish company on the sustainability list.
The 100 most sustainable companies in the world in 2022
According to the Corporate Knights Global 100 Index
1 – Vestas Wind Systems (Denmark)
2 Center for Human Rights. Hansen (Denmark)
3. Autodesk Inc (USA)
4 – Schneider Electric (France)
5. City Development Ltd (Singapore)
6. American Water Works Company (USA)
7 – Oersted (Denmark)
8. Sustainable Infrastructures Atlantica (UK)
9. Dassault Systems SE (France)
10. Brambles Ltd (Australia)
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24 – Nesti Oi (Finland)
35 – Novozymes (Denmark)
40 – Metso Outotec Corp. (Finland)
51 – Atie (Norway)
55- Storebrand (Norway)
69- Kisko (Finland)
70- Nordea (Finland)
83- Coloplast (Denmark)
95- Ericsson (Sweden)
source: Berligsky Which reports on the Canadian magazine and research institute Corporate Knight’s Global 100 Index, a climate-ranked list made up of a sample of 6,914 companies with more than $1 billion in turnover. The ranking is based on up to 24 sustainability criteria.
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