Terna, the main operator of the electricity transmission network in Italy, continues to maintain its position at the top of sustainability, receiving confirmation from rating agencies in the ESG sector and from relevant sustainability indices. The news of Terna's inclusion in the ESG indices Euronext Vigeo e FTSE4Good, based on ratings by Moody's ESG Solutions (formerly Vigeo Eiris) and FTSE Russell, represents a significant step forward in the Group's sustainability journey. Furthermore, Sustainalytics assigned Terna the rating of "Negligible risk", indicating non-financial risk management considered "effective".
Confirmation of inclusion in the “Dow Jones Sustainability Indices” by S&P Global, for the fifteenth consecutive year, testifies to Terna's constant commitment to ESG standards. S&P Global's Corporate Sustainability Assessment evaluates the sustainability performance of international companies, recognizing Terna's stability in the electricity sector.
Positive performance according to Sustainalytics
Sustainalytics, one of the most globally recognized non-financial rating agencies, has noted Terna's positive performance in several key areas. The company stands out for its environmental policies, climate risk management, cybersecurity, workplace health and safety, carbon footprint reduction and completeness of company reporting. These ratings are considered relevant by investors and contribute to the selection of companies in major ESG indices, such as the STOXX ESG Leaders.
An impressive list of ESG recognitions
Terna is present in various international ESG indices, including STOXX Global ESG Leaders, but also Bloomberg Gender Equality, S&P Global 1200 ESG, MIB ESG and ECPI. The recent “Best ESG Rating Award 2023” awarded by Standard Ethics further highlights the company's performance, particularly in the environmental field and in the protection of biodiversity. Sustainability is a fundamental element of Terna's strategy, reflecting a tangible commitment towards ambitious environmental and social objectives. Its investments are considered 99% sustainable according to the criteria introduced by the European Taxonomy.
In conclusion, Terna confirms itself as a relevant player in the energy sector with a focus on sustainability, attracting the attention of investors and consolidating its reputation as a company that is pragmatically committed to a sustainable future.
