Naturgy has once again been recognised with the highest rating, A-List, in the Climate category of the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) index, consolidating its position as one of the leading global companies in climate management. In 2025, only 2% of the more than 21,000 companies assessed by CDP achieved this distinction, awarded to the company for its transparency and performance in climate change.
Since 2017, Naturgy has reduced its direct greenhouse gas emissions by 44% and has lowered its CO₂ intensity in power generation by 40%, in line with the Paris Agreement objectives. This recognition endorses the resilience of Naturgy’s business model through its commitment to renewable gas and electricity energies and energy efficiency.
According to Nuria Rodríguez, Naturgy’s Director of Environment and Social Responsibility, “this new recognition from CDP reinforces the validity of our strategy and the commitment we made years ago to mitigate climate change. The ‘A-List Climate’ accredits that Naturgy is contributing to the energy transition, integrating renewables, innovation and transparency”.
Naturgy’s 2025-27 Sustainability Plan, integrated in the corporate strategy, includes more than 70 environmental, social and governance objectives. The company also publishes its externally verified carbon footprint annually and integrates TCFD recommendations to ensure transparency in climate risk management.
Commitment to sustainability
Naturgy continues to make progress in ESG matters following the entry into force of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). In terms of the environment, the company reduced its carbon footprint by 27% in 2024 for all three scopes compared to the base year 2017.
During the first six months of the year, the company also made operational investments of 900 million euros, mainly aimed at developing renewable energies and strengthening its networks, which are key to driving the energy transition. This investment has increased installed renewable capacity to 7.7 GW following the entry into operation of new facilities in Spain, Australia and the United States. It also plans to continue increasing its share of renewables in the energy mix , promoting biomethane and innovative storage solutions.
As for the coming years, Naturgy faces them with a new Strategic Plan that maintains its commitment to sustainability and will continue its efforts to reduce emissions, support biodiversity and improve natural capital.
The company’s performance in social, environmental and good governance has been recognised by the main and most important indices and rankings in the world, including FTSE4GOOD and the MSCI agency.