We are thrilled to announce that we have been recognised in the sixth edition of Europe’s Climate Leaders list, compiled by the Financial Times in partnership with data provider Statista.
This prestigious annual ranking highlights European companies that are making the most significant and tangible progress in cutting their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Being included in this list is a major milestone for us, validating our ongoing investments in sustainability and our rigorous approach to reducing our environmental impact.
Our decarbonisation journey in numbers
The 2026 methodology of the list places a strong emphasis on the reduction of core emissions (Scope 1 and 2) between 2019 and 2024, alongside improvements in emissions intensity and active participation in global climate initiatives.
With an overall score of 61.33, our position on this year’s list is the result of concrete, measurable achievements over the past five years. Our key milestones include:
– a total of 4,951 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent for our core emissions in 2024;
– a 29.9% absolute reduction in our core greenhouse gas emissions from 2019 to 2024;
– a core emissions intensity of 40.9 tonnes per €mn of revenue in 2024;
– a 10.2% annualised reduction in our core emissions intensity over the same five-year period;
– a solid B score in our 2025 CDP assessment;
– SBTi targets aligned with the ambitious 1.5°C trajectory.
Looking ahead
For us, this inclusion is not just an award; it is a testament to the hard work of our entire team. It proves that our strategy to minimise our environmental footprint and invest in greener energy is yielding real results.
Andrea Argentin, Corporate QHSE & Sustainability Director of Palladio Group S.p.A., commented on the achievement:
“The decarbonisation journey that Palladio Group S.p.A. has chosen to undertake represents both a major challenge and a significant opportunity. For this reason, we will continue to work towards its implementation and to report our progress to our stakeholders with total transparency. We are convinced that investing in the decarbonisation of our operations is not only environmentally virtuous, but also represents a strategic asset for our competitiveness within our target market.”
Our journey does not stop here. We remain fully committed to driving sustainable innovation, scaling our green initiatives, and meeting our 1.5°C SBTi targets.
To explore the full interactive listing and learn more about the methodology, please visit the Financial Times website.
