La Comisión Europea ha adoptado un nuevo paquete de propuestas para simplificar las normas de la UE e impulsar la competitividad y con el objetivo de liberar una capacidad de inversión adicional. Se trata de un gran paso adelante en la creación de un entorno empresarial más favorable para ayudar a las empresas de la UE a crecer, innovar y crear empleo de calidad.
The Sustainability Yearbook 2025 considered over 7,690 companies assessed in the 2024 Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). This page provides the ranking of the 780 companies selected for this year’s Yearbook based on their S&P Global CSA Scores. Learn more about the Yearbook Selection Process. To allow users to quickly find results and industry information, all contents are now available directly on the Yearbook Rankings page. To narrow down the results, use the search tool to enter a company name, or use the different filter options. Each of the columns of the table can also be sorted alphabetically.
This research introduces an Artificial Intelligence-driven mobile application designed to help users calculate and reduce their Carbon Footprint (CFP). The proposed system employs an Intelligent Sustainable Behavior Tracking and Recommendation System, analyzing users' carbon emissions from daily activities and suggesting eco-friendly alternatives. It facilitates sustainability discussions through its chat community and educates users on sustainable practices via an intelligent chatbot powered by a sustainability knowledge base. To promote social engagement around sustainability, the application incorporates a competition and reward system. Additionally, it aggregates behavioral data to inform government sustainability policies and address challenges. Emphasizing individual responsibility, the proposed system stands out from other systems by offering a comprehensive solution that integrates recommendation, education, monitoring, and community engagement, contributing to the cultivation of sustainable communities. The results of a user study (n = 10) employing paired sample t-tests across the three dimensions of the Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA) revealed varying effects of using the application on attitudes, subjective norms, and behavioral intentions related to promoting sustainable human behavior. While the application did not yield significant changes in attitudes (t (9) = 1.7, p = 0.123), or behavioral intentions (t (9) = 0.6, p = 0.541), it did produce a significant increase in subjective norms (t (9) = 4.2, p = 0.002). This suggests that while attitudes towards using this application for sustainability and behavioral intentions remained relatively stable, there was a notable impact on the perception of social influence to engage in sustainable behavior through the use of the application attributed to the sustainability reward system.
