EEW Wins ESG Transparency Excellence Award 2025

Key highlights
  • The award is based on a scientifically sound, AI-supported analysis process.
  • Assessment criteria include transparency, environmental performance, social factors, governance, and regulatory compliance.
  • EEW is recognized for its ESG reporting quality and stakeholder involvement.
  • The company actively promotes CO₂ capture technologies.

Award Criteria

The ESG Transparency Award, presented by EUPD Research, evaluates companies on their environmental, social, and corporate governance practices. The assessment employs a scientifically sound, AI-supported analysis process, focusing on transparency, environmental performance, social factors, governance, and regulatory compliance.

Recognition of Achievement

EEW Energy from Waste GmbH received the award for its exceptional commitment to transparency and innovation, particularly in CO₂ capture technologies. This recognition underscores the company's role as a responsible player in the circular economy.

Internal Perspective

Fabian Böhmer, Sustainability Team Leader at EEW, views the award as a confirmation of the company's sustainability efforts. He emphasizes that transparency is a core value, not just a requirement, and the recognition motivates further development and open communication of both progress and challenges.

Key Success Factors

The main factors contributing to EEW's success in the external assessment include high-quality ESG reporting, a clear system of objectives with measurable progress, and transparent stakeholder involvement along the value chain.

Source: EEW Energy from Waste

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