Published net-zero targets
Net zero companies
Browse organisations whose public information records a net-zero target or commitment. A target describes an intended destination, not proof that net zero has already been reached.
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How to read a net-zero listing
A net-zero target normally sets a future point at which greenhouse-gas emissions within a stated boundary will be reduced as far as practicable and any residual emissions will be neutralised. Target dates, covered operations and the treatment of value-chain emissions differ between organisations.
This page uses the directory’s explicit Net Zero classification rather than a loose keyword search. Company profiles provide the recorded claim, evidence link, source type and last-checked date so readers can assess the detail behind each commitment.
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Targets, scopes and transition plans
Useful net-zero information explains the baseline year, interim milestones and which emissions are included. Scope 1 covers direct emissions from controlled sources, Scope 2 covers purchased energy, and Scope 3 covers other value-chain emissions. Scope 3 can be material but is not treated consistently in every target.
A target is more informative when it is paired with a credible transition plan and progress reporting. Look for near-term reductions, governance, investment plans and an explanation of how unavoidable residual emissions will be handled. The directory does not rank plans or certify their quality.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a net-zero company?
The term usually describes a company with a stated goal to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions deeply and neutralise residual emissions within a defined scope. It does not necessarily mean the goal has already been achieved.
Do all companies use the same net-zero standard?
No. Targets can differ in scope, timeframe, baseline and methodology. Readers should check the company’s published plan and any standard or initiative it references.
What are Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions?
Scope 1 emissions come from sources a company controls, Scope 2 from purchased energy, and Scope 3 from other activities across its value chain.
Does a net-zero target mean a company is already net zero?
No. Most targets are future commitments. Current progress, interim milestones and the emissions boundary need to be assessed separately.
How are companies selected for this page?
Their Carbon Directory record must carry the explicit Net Zero claim type. Inclusion records available public information and is not an endorsement of the target.