Epson Corporation has been placed on the A list for its achievements in tackling climate change and water security by the Carbon Disclosure Project [CDP], the international environmental organisation.
CDP is an independent not-for-profit charity that runs the global environmental disclosure system. Each year, it encourages companies to measure and manage their risks and opportunities related to climate change, water security and deforestation. CDP does this at the request of investors, purchasers, and city stakeholders – who use the information to make decisions about the companies they choose to invest in.
"Through simple technology switches, we reduce energy consumption, and carbon footprints, and promote the circular economy, fostering a brighter future for all," Epson's Regional Head for East and West Africa Mukesh Bector stated.
Epson believes it was recognised for delivering on its range of carbon-reduction measures following the establishment of a task force on climate-related financial disclosures. Recent initiatives include implementing and completing a programme to transition to 100% renewable electricity at Epson Group sites around the globe.