CNH strong in sustainability
S&P Global, authority in financial information and analytics, has ranked CNH as one of the strongest performers in its 2024 Sustainability Yearbook. CNH was placed in the top 5% among the over 9,400 companies rated in the annual S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment. This latest result adds to the recent second place ranking CNH received […]
S&P Global, authority in financial information and analytics, has ranked CNH as one of the strongest performers in its 2024 Sustainability Yearbook. CNH was placed in the top 5% among the over 9,400 companies rated in the annual S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment.
This latest result adds to the recent second place ranking CNH received from S&P Global’s Dow Jones Sustainability World and North America Indices (DJSI World and DJSI North America), scoring 78/100 in the Machinery and Electrical Equipment Industry category.
“We are all proud to see our efforts continue receiving the highest honors from S&P Global. Sustainability Stewardship is a strategic priority for CNH and last year our global team delivered greater productivity, advanced technology, and programs to serve our community to continuously improve for our customers, partners, employees and the world around us. This result is testament to that work,” said Scott W. Wine, Chief Executive Officer at CNH.
CNH continuously develops new products and solutions that reduce carbon emissions for the planet and improve efficiency and profitability. New Holland’s fully liquefied and compressed methane-powered agricultural tractors deliver alternative power that is equivalent to diesel. When paired with their partner Bennamann’s systems to capture fugitive methane emissions, filter, repurpose and store it as reusable energy, combined technologies make farming carbon negative. In 2023 CNH also announced the commercialization of further all-electric light construction equipment through our CASE and Eurocomach brands.
