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13 January 2026

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Carbon Disclosure Project: Konecta improves to B rating in 2025

Konecta has advanced its environmental transparency by earning a B rating in the 2025 Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Climate Change assessment. The rating reflects measurable progress in managing climate-related impacts and implementing effective decarbonization strategies. This achievement strengthens Konecta’s credibility with clients, partners, and investors, proving that sustainability remains at the core of our business strategy.

Why CDP matters for companies and investors

The Carbon Disclosure Project is widely recognized as the global benchmark for environmental transparency. Through voluntary disclosure aligned with frameworks such as the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), CDP enables companies to report consistent, decision-useful climate data. Institutional investors who integrate ESG considerations into their strategies rely on CDP information to assess climate exposure, governance quality, and long-term resilience. As a result, CDP ratings are increasingly used in procurement, financing, and partnership decisions.

Konecta’s 2025 CDP performance

Konecta has participated in the CDP Climate Change questionnaire since 2013. In the 2025 cycle, the company achieved a B rating, corresponding to the “Management” level of CDP’s scoring framework, which recognizes companies that actively implement climate actions and track progress. This confirms that Konecta’s climate efforts are supported by defined processes, governance structures, and emissions management initiatives. The company’s goal is to continue improving its CDP score and overall climate performance year after year, reinforcing a trajectory of continuous progress in environmental transparency and action. 

How Konecta drives climate action

"Our B rating reflects the hard work and commitment of our teams worldwide. It motivates us to push further toward leadership in environmental transparency and resilience."

Anabel Garcia Aganzo, Head of Climate Change, Risks and Compliance at Konecta

Konecta’s CDP Climate Change disclosure covers the measurement and management of:

  • Scope 1 emissions: Direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by Konecta
  • Scope 2 emissions: Indirect emissions from purchased electricity, heat, or steam
  • Scope 3 emissions: Relevant indirect emissions from activities in the company’s value chain, such as business travel, commuting, or outsourced services

Climate considerations are increasingly embedded into governance and decision-making processes, supporting risk management and long-term planning. Continuous improvement remains a central focus, with the ambition to align more closely with international standards and future science-based targets.


Konecta’s improved CDP rating is a milestone in a longer sustainability journey. The company remains committed to strengthening its climate strategy, improving data quality, and advancing toward leadership-level performance in future Carbon Disclosure Project assessments.

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