Press release

EIZO Makes the CDP Climate Change A List by Obtaining the Highest Score for the Second Consecutive Year

Press release

EIZO Corporation announced that it has received an A score for the second consecutive year in the Climate Change 2024 Questionnaire conducted by CDP. This recognition places EIZO among top-performing companies out of 24,000 evaluated globally by CDP, an international non-profit organization that operates a global disclosure system for managing environmental impacts.

The CDP questionnaire consists of over 100 questions related to climate change, including governance, business strategy, dependency, impact, risk, opportunity, and environmental performance. CDP assesses companies’ efforts to prevent climate change, including GHG (greenhouse gas) emission reductions, and rates them on an eight-point scale from A to D-. An F score is given to companies with inadequate or non-responsive disclosure. Receiving the A score recognizes EIZO’s progressive efforts to contribute to a decarbonized society.

Aligned with EIZO’s corporate philosophy of “Through the pursuit of imaging solutions with advanced technologies, we enrich people in their professional and personal lives”, EIZO has engaged in environmentally conscious product manufacturing and business activities. EIZO is further accelerating Response to Climate Change, one of its key materialities, by implementing information disclosure based on TCFD recommendations and obtaining SBT certification for its GHG (greenhouse gas) emission reduction targets. In May 2023, EIZO established its “Transition to Net Zero” climate transition plan, aiming to achieve Net Zero GHG emissions by the year 2040. Through these and other initiatives, EIZO will continue to contribute to the realization of a decarbonized society.

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About CDP

CDP is a not-for-profit organization that runs the environmental disclosure and assessment system for companies, cities, states, and regions to manage their environmental impacts and is widely recognized as the global standard for this topic. The CDP Questionnaire survey is aligned with the TCFD, IFRS S2, and its scores are widely used to inform investment and purchasing decisions for a sustainable and resilient Net Zero society. In 2024, more than 700 signatory financial institutions with more than US$142 trillion in assets requested disclosure of data on environmental impacts, risks, and opportunities through CDP's platform, and a record number of over 24,800 companies complied.