For the fifth consecutive year, Pirelli & C. SpA was confirmed a global leader in the fight against climate change obtaining a position in the Climate A list 2022 of the CDP, the international non-profit organization that gathers, disseminates, and promotes information on environmental questions.

The “A” rating, assigned to Pirelli at the conclusion of the analysis process, is the highest score and was awarded to only 294 companies of the more than 18,700 participants, evaluated based on the effectiveness of the actions implemented to reduce emissions and climate risks and to develop a low carbon emissions economy, as well as the completeness and transparency of the information supplied, and the adoption of best practices associated with environmental impact.

Pirelli’s constant commitment

The recognition by CDP confirms Pirelli’s constant commitment in the area of environmental sustainability, where the company has formalized its Net Zero Commitment with the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) that recently validated the company’s new targets for the reduction of greenhouse emissions, in line with maintaining climactic warming “within 1.5°C”, following the achievement of the previous Scope 1 and 2 goals four years ahead of schedule.

For several years now, Pirelli has had the goal of ‘carbon neutrality’ by 2030, for both electric and thermal energy, supported by the energy supply target of 100% renewable source electricity at the global level by 2025.

In addition, there is a constant commitment in Research & Development of innovative and renewable materials and the reduction of emissions coming from the supply chain.

Marco Tronchetti Provera, Executive Vice Chairman and CEO of Pirelli, said: “Being recognized as a leader in the fight against climate change by CDP is a source of satisfaction for all Pirelli and is proof of the concrete nature of our actions in favour of environmental sustainability. It is an important result which drives Pirelli to set for itself always more challenging targets for the protection of the environment.”