General Electric Co

Consumer Goods Conglomerates

Company Summary

General Electric Company (GE), a multinational conglomerate, is actively working towards improving its environmental sustainability with a focus on clean energy solutions, such as wind turbines and renewable energy technologies. GE’s ESG rating reflects its efforts to reduce carbon emissions and enhance energy efficiency in its operations. However, the company’s reliance on fossil fuel-based products in certain sectors, including gas turbines and oil & gas operations, raises concerns regarding its carbon footprint. Additionally, GE faces challenges in governance related to past legal and regulatory issues. Despite these hurdles, GE continues to advance its sustainability initiatives and is focusing on carbon reduction goals and renewable energy development. For more insights, refer to the General Electric ESG report.

ESG Rating Overview

Sustainalytics

Overall ESG Rating :

40.8
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Overall ESG Rating :

78
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Overall ESG Rating :

BB
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Leader

GE is average among 39 companies in the industrial conglomerates industry.

Temperature Rise :

4℃
CLIMATE SCALE
≥ 3.85°CLagging > 2°C - < 3.85°CMisaligned ≤ 2°CAligned

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FAQ

What is General Electric's ESG score?

General Electric (GE) has an ESG score of 69/100 (MSCI), reflecting strong environmental initiatives and governance practices. The company has made significant progress in renewable energy but still faces challenges in social responsibility and labor practices.

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