Panasonic Holdings Corporation has been named to CDP’s 2025 A List for both climate change and water security. This places the company among a small group of global firms recognized for environmental transparency and management. Panasonic achieved an A rating for climate change for the fourth year in a row. In water security the company moved up two levels to receive its first A rating since it began responding to CDP assessments in 2010.
The water security recognition reflects Panasonic’s use of structured water risk assessments based on the LEAP approach recommended by the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures. CDP assessments are widely used by investors and procurement teams to evaluate how companies manage climate and environmental risks. In 2025 only a limited number of companies globally received A ratings in both categories.
CDP evaluates governance strategy risk management metrics and targets with reference to frameworks such as TCFD and TNFD. Panasonic was also recognized for transparent disclosure and for having its net zero targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative. These efforts sit under Panasonic’s long-term environmental vision called Panasonic GREEN IMPACT which focuses on emissions reduction resource efficiency and circular economy practices across the group.
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