Nissan earns top marks for sustainability leadership and climate change

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has once again displayed its corporate sustainability prowess, garnering acclaim from CDP, a global environmental NGO. For the fifth consecutive year, Nissan secures a coveted spot on CDP’s prestigious A List for its steadfast commitment to water security. Simultaneously, the automotive titan maintains its stronghold in climate change mitigation, clinching an A- listing for the 11th successive year.

CDP’s rigorous assessment process, widely regarded as the gold standard for corporate environmental transparency, commends Nissan’s proactive approach to managing climate change and water security risks. Noteworthy among the accolades is Nissan’s strategic deployment of its Global-Environmental Management Committee and regional committees to address these challenges comprehensively. Nissan’s executive compensation structure, tied to a climate change index, underscores its dedication to sustainability at the highest echelons of corporate governance. Moreover, the company’s pledge to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 across its operations and product lifecycle demonstrates a resolute commitment to environmental stewardship.

Makoto Uchida, CEO of Nissan said, “Sustainability remains at the forefront of our business strategy, aligned with our corporate purpose of driving innovation to enrich people’s lives.” Uchida expresses Nissan’s pride in receiving CDP’s recognition and reaffirms the company’s unwavering dedication to pioneering sustainability initiatives.