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European Corporations Heed Investor Concerns About The Environment

By Leslie Kramer
May 2010

Keywords: green investing, Europe, corporations, All-Europe Executive Team, survey, ranking


European corporations these days are working feverishly to develop energy-efficient methods of doing business — not only to abide by new climate change regulations but also to gain favor with investors who increasingly are linking so-called green initiatives to companies’ abilities to cut costs and boost profitability.

[Click here to see the complete ranking for Europe's Most-Green Companies.]

“Investors are paying close attention to corporations’ environmental footprints, products’ impacts and levels of disclosure,” explains Henrik Steffensen, co-founder and vice president of marketing, business development and services at ASSET4, a ­Switzerland-based provider of environmental, social-responsibility and governance research.

Which companies are doing the best job of meeting investor expectations with regard to environmental concerns?...

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roy Jun 02, 2010

This is all very good news. Although I despair over we Americans lagging in environmental awareness and commitment, there's a hidden factor. US companies doing business in the Kyoto-compliant sector have to have a degree of Kyoto compliance that's not required for their US production and consumption. So like it or not, American business is getting habituated to the idea of green tech. That which means anti-environmetal lobbies in the US are now pretty much fighting a rearguard action.


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