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  1. 241

    Brookfield Renewable Partners

    BEP
    Renewable energy infrastructureOne of the world's largest publicly traded renewable energy platforms, with hydropower, wind, solar and storage assets across 30+ markets.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  2. 242

    Dwr Cymru Welsh Water

    Water & sewerage utility/Cardiff, United KingdomNot-for-profit water and sewerage company serving 3.1 million customers across Wales and parts of Herefordshire, owned by Glas Cymru — a company limited by guarantee with no shareholders — with surpluses reinvested in services.
    40Mixed / Improving
  3. 243

    Fluxys

    Gas utility / LNG/Brussels, BelgiumFluxys is an independent gas infrastructure group operating Belgium's gas transmission grid and the Zeebrugge LNG terminal, one of Europe's largest LNG import hubs.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  4. 244

    Ford Motor Company

    F
    Automaker/Dearborn, MI, USAUS automaker producing the F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E EVs via its Ford Model e division while still deriving the bulk of earnings from ICE F-Series trucks.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  5. 245

    Hoxton Farms

    Alt-protein/London, UKBiotech company producing cultivated animal fat from pig and cow stem cells as a drop-in ingredient for plant-based meat and food manufacturing.
    40Mixed / Improving
  6. 246

    Living Carbon

    Nature-based solutions/San Francisco, California, USAUS public-benefit biotech reforestation company developing photosynthesis-enhanced trees claimed to grow faster and capture more carbon, partnering with landowners on VCM projects in the US South and mid-Atlantic.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  7. 247

    Macquarie Group

    MQG
    Asset management / infrastructure/Sydney, AustraliaGlobal asset manager and major infrastructure investor; one of the world's largest green energy investors.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  8. 248

    Mercedes-Benz Group

    MBG
    Automaker/Stuttgart, GermanyGerman luxury automaker producing the EQ-series fully electric line (EQS, EQE, EQB) while maintaining a large ICE and PHEV portfolio across passenger cars, vans, and trucks globally.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  9. 249

    Pennon Group PLC

    PNN
    Water & sewerage utility/Exeter, United KingdomFTSE 250 water utility group that owns and operates South West Water, Bristol Water and SES Water, serving 1.7 million customers across south-west England and Surrey.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  10. 250

    RWE AG

    RWE
    Integrated utility/Essen, GermanyGermany's second-largest utility, generating over 129 TWh in 2023 with gas as the dominant source followed by lignite; CO₂ intensity has fallen ~70% since 2012 and coal exit is targeted for 2030, but the fossil mix remains substantial.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  11. 251

    State Street Corporation

    STT
    Asset manager/Boston, USGlobal custodian bank and asset manager that operates the SPDR ESG ETF suite and engages portfolio companies on climate risk disclosure through its asset-stewardship programme.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  12. 252

    Understory

    Weather risk insurance/Madison, USUnderstory provides parametric weather risk insurance for businesses — including auto dealers and renewable energy operators — powered by a proprietary network of hyperlocal ground-level weather sensors that measure conditions 125,000 times per second.
    40Mixed / Improving
  13. 253

    Volkswagen Group

    VOW3
    Automaker/Wolfsburg, GermanyGerman automotive giant pursuing aggressive electrification across its VW, Audi, Porsche, SKODA, and SEAT brands via the MEB and PPE platforms while still selling millions of ICE vehicles annually.High greenwashing risk
    40Mixed / Improving
  14. 254

    Wildtype

    Alt-protein/San Francisco, CA, USProduces FDA-cleared cultivated coho salmon by growing Pacific salmon cells in bioreactors that mimic wild fish physiology, targeting restaurant markets as the first approved cultivated seafood in the US.
    40Mixed / Improving
  15. 255

    CMA CGM

    Shipping/Marseille, FranceFrance-based global container shipping group operating over 600 vessels, investing in LNG and methanol-powered ships while still overwhelmingly dependent on heavy fuel oil.High greenwashing risk
    39Laggard
  16. 256

    Datamaran

    ESG analytics/London, UKAI-driven ESG analytics platform that continuously monitors regulatory and reputational risks across 4,000+ global ESG regulations, serving nearly 200 enterprise clients including Dell and Cisco.
    39Laggard
  17. 257

    Wessex Water Services

    Water & sewerage utility/Bath, United KingdomWater and sewerage company serving 2.9 million customers across Dorset, Somerset, Wiltshire and the Bristol area, wholly owned by Malaysian conglomerate YTL Corporation since 2002.
    39Laggard
  18. 258

    Centrica

    CNA
    Integrated utility/Windsor, United KingdomOwner of British Gas, the UK's largest residential gas supplier; generation capacity is primarily gas-backed with some legacy nuclear stakes and limited renewables; gas supply to homes remains the core business.High greenwashing risk
    38Laggard
  19. 259

    Centrus Energy

    LEU
    Nuclear / SMR/Bethesda, United StatesCentrus Energy is the only US producer of HALEU enriched uranium, operating the first new US-owned enrichment plant since 1954 at Piketon, Ohio, supplying fuel for advanced reactor programmes.
    38Laggard
  20. 260

    Perimeter Solutions

    PRM
    Wildfire retardant/Clayton, USPerimeter Solutions is the world's largest producer of aerial wildfire fire retardants, including the industry-standard PHOS-CHEK brand supplied to the US Forest Service and CAL FIRE for long-term wildfire suppression.
    38Laggard
  21. 261

    TerraCycle

    Recycling / circular/Trenton, NJ, United StatesRuns brand-funded collection and recycling programs in over 20 countries for hard-to-recycle materials — cigarette butts, coffee pods, flexible packaging — that conventional recyclers reject.High greenwashing risk
    38Laggard
  22. 262

    Equinor ASA

    EQNR
    Offshore wind development/Stavanger, NorwayNorwegian oil and gas major with a significant offshore wind portfolio including Dogger Bank A/B/C (world's largest wind farm) and Hywind Scotland (world's first commercial floating wind farm).High greenwashing risk
    36Laggard
  23. 263

    SGN

    Gas utility / LNG/Horley, UKSGN (Scotia Gas Networks) operates the gas distribution networks in Scotland and southern England, serving approximately 5.9 million homes and businesses.High greenwashing risk
    36Laggard
  24. 264

    South East Water

    Water utilityWater-only company supplying 2.3 million customers across Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire, owned by a consortium managed by Hastings Infrastructure including Utilities Trust of Australia (50%), Desjardins (25%) and NatWest pension fund (25%).
    36Laggard
  25. 265

    Holtec International

    Nuclear / SMR/Jupiter, United StatesHoltec International develops the SMR-300 small modular reactor and filed the first NRC construction permit application for twin SMR-300 units at the Palisades site in January 2026.
    35Laggard
  26. 266

    POSCO

    005490
    Steel/Pohang, South KoreaSouth Korea's largest steelmaker and one of the world's top-five producers, with an active hydrogen reduction steelmaking (HyREX) R&D programme but current output overwhelmingly from blast furnaces.
    35Laggard
  27. 267

    Cadent Gas

    Gas utility / LNG/Coventry, UKCadent Gas is the UK's largest gas distribution network operator, delivering gas to approximately 11 million homes and businesses across four licensed distribution networks in England.High greenwashing risk
    34Laggard
  28. 268

    BHP Group

    BHP
    Diversified mining/Melbourne, AustraliaGlobal diversified miner producing iron ore, copper, and metallurgical coal; divested thermal coal operations in 2022 but retains large met-coal exposure through the BHP Mitsubishi Alliance Queensland joint venture.High greenwashing risk
    33Laggard
  29. 269

    Lufthansa Group

    LHA
    Airline/Cologne, GermanyEurope's largest airline group by revenue, operating Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian, and Brussels Airlines, with SAF commitments that cover a small fraction of current fuel demand.High greenwashing risk
    33Laggard
  30. 270

    National Gas

    Gas utility / LNG/Warwick, UKNational Gas is the operator of the UK's national gas transmission system, managing approximately 7,660 km of high-pressure pipelines that carry gas from entry points to local distribution networks.High greenwashing risk
    33Laggard
  31. 271

    Repsol S.A.

    REPYY
    Oil & gas/Madrid, SpainSpanish integrated oil company claiming a multi-energy transition including wind and solar, but remaining substantially dependent on fossil fuel refining and upstream production with contested net-zero targets.High greenwashing risk
    33Laggard
  32. 272

    Snam

    SRG
    Gas utility / LNG/San Donato Milanese, ItalySnam is Italy's leading gas infrastructure company, operating one of Europe's most extensive gas transmission and distribution networks alongside regasification and storage assets.High greenwashing risk
    33Laggard
  33. 273

    South Pole

    Nature-based solutions/Zurich, SwitzerlandWorld's largest carbon project developer, having originated 1,000+ climate projects across 50+ countries including REDD+, reforestation, blue carbon, and sustainable land use.High greenwashing risk
    33Laggard
  34. 274

    Toyota Motor Corporation

    TM
    Automaker/Toyota City, JapanWorld's largest automaker by volume, with a dominant hybrid (Prius, RAV4 Hybrid) portfolio but a delayed battery EV transition and documented lobbying against EV mandates in multiple markets.High greenwashing risk
    33Laggard
  35. 275

    Plug Power

    PLUG
    Green hydrogen/Slingerlands, New York, USAUS developer of hydrogen fuel cell systems and electrolysers, the world's largest buyer of liquid hydrogen with over 280 hydrogen fuelling stations deployed globally.High greenwashing risk
    32Laggard
  36. 276

    Bloom Energy

    BE
    Hydrogen fuel cells/San Jose, California, USAUS manufacturer of solid oxide fuel cells primarily fuelled by natural gas for data centres and industry, with an expanding SOEC electrolyser product line for green hydrogen production.High greenwashing risk
    31Laggard
  37. 277

    Northern Ireland Water

    Water & sewerage utility/Belfast, United KingdomGovernment-owned company providing water and sewerage services to 800,000 properties across Northern Ireland, wholly owned by the Department for Infrastructure; faces long-standing infrastructure underinvestment and regulatory scrutiny.
    31Laggard
  38. 278

    Amazon

    Retail
    30Laggard
  39. 279

    Chevrolet

    30Laggard
  40. 280

    GM

    Automotive
    30Laggard
  41. 281

    Google

    Internet
    30Laggard
  42. 282

    Honda

    Automotive
    30Laggard
  43. 283

    Hyundai Motor Company

    005380
    Automaker/Seoul, South KoreaSouth Korean automaker at the core of Hyundai Motor Group, which with Kia is among the world's largest carmakers by volume. Sells Ioniq battery EVs and runs a hydrogen fuel-cell programme (Nexo cars, Xcient trucks), but most of its sales are still combustion and hybrid vehicles.
    30Laggard
  44. 284

    Kia Corporation

    000270
    Automaker/Seoul, South KoreaSouth Korean automaker whose largest shareholder is Hyundai Motor Company (35%). Builds the EV6, EV9 and PV5 battery EVs on Hyundai Motor Group's shared EV platforms, but most of its sales are still combustion and hybrid vehicles.
    30Laggard
  45. 285

    Lynk & Co

    Automotive
    30Laggard
  46. 286

    MG

    Automotive
    30Laggard
  47. 287

    Microsoft

    Technology
    30Laggard
  48. 288

    Nissan

    Automotive
    30Laggard
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