The cooling and refrigeration sector provides essential
technology that many of us rely on every day, yet on product efficiency,
emissions disclosure and low-carbon innovation, the leading players in the
sector are falling behind. This report analyses 18 high-impact publicly listed companies on product efficiency, emissions disclosure, and low-carbon innovation. Findings suggest that the cooling sector is failing on the low carbon opportunity.
2.2%
Capital Goods and Consumer Electronics companies failing to innovate on cooling technology with on average 2.2% sales spent on cooling R&D.
22%
Only 22% of cooling sector companies have 2050 emissions targets (Hitachi, Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin Industries and Electrolux).
50%
Significant energy efficiency gap of up to 50% between best available popular AC products and those offered reveals gap for regulators to target.
CDP’s League Table of companies in the cooling sector:
League Table rank
Company
Country
Market Cap US$bn (as of March 2020)
Weighted rank
Transition risks rank
Transition opportunities rank
Climate governance & strategy rank
1
Trane Technologies
USA
22
6.13
8
1
1
2
LG Electronics
South Korea
8
6.50
2
4
5
3
Mitsubishi Electric
Japan
29
6.68
1
10
3
4
Samsung Electronics
South Korea
243
7.17
4
6
6
5
Panasonic
Japan
22
7.20
7
9
2
6
Daikin Industries
Japan
43
7.39
10
2
4
7
Carrier (iii)
USA
17
7.81
6
7
9
8
Electrolux
Sweden
5
8.34
3
17
8
9
Johnson Controls
USA
24
8.61
12
5
10
10
Hitachi
Japan
32
8.70
9
13
7
11
Lennox International
USA
8
9.03
5
15
12
12
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Japan
9
9.84
11
14
11
13
Haier
China
15
12.91
14
8
16
14
Gree
China
48
13.11
17
3
14
15
Midea Group
China
57
13.65
16
12
13
16
Hisense
China
1
13.69
13
16
17
17
Blue Star LTD
India
0.6
14.54
18
11
15
18
Chigo (iii)
China
0.05
15.02
15
18
18
Weighting
40%
30%
30%
(i) Weighted ranks are calculated for each area. We display non-weighted ranks in this summary for simplicity only. (ii) Blue Star, Chigo, Gree, Haier, and Hisense were not requested to respond to CDP’s 2019 climate change questionnaire. (iii) Carrier Market Cap as of June 2020. As of May 15 2020, Chigo has been suspended from trading on the HKSE.
Source: CDP
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