CDP ‘A’ list achievement for Mobico’s environmental leadership
12 January 2026 10:30 AM
Mobico Group PLC has been recognised by CDP, the global environmental non-profit rating agency, for its leadership in corporate transparency and climate action, securing a place on CDP’s prestigious annual ‘A’ List.
CDP operates the world’s only independent environmental disclosure system, assessing thousands of organisations each year on their approach to climate change, governance and environmental performance. In 2025, nearly 20,000 companies were scored worldwide.
Achieving an ‘A’ rating places Mobico Group among the global leaders demonstrating comprehensive disclosure, mature environmental governance, and meaningful progress towards environmental resilience. It builds on the Group’s 2024 B+ listing.
CDP’s scoring is based on a rigorous, independent methodology aligned with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD) framework. It evaluates the quality and depth of reporting, understanding of environmental risks and opportunities, and evidence of best practice - including ambitious target-setting and verified action.
Phil White, Executive Chair of Mobico Group said: “This recognition is a significant achievement that reflects progress made over several years to strengthen our environmental governance and embed climate considerations across the Group.
“We’re committed to continuing our focus on transparency, accountability and improvement to reduce our impact on the environment, while supporting the transition to a more sustainable transport system.”
Mobico Group has more than 970 zero tailpipe emission vehicles in operation and aims to deliver its vehicle transition plan to achieve its 2040 net zero fleet target. The Group is also focused on continuing to reduce emissions through a range of targeted and ongoing initiatives across its businesses including partnering with GreentheUK and Buglife to restore two hectares of wildflower meadows across the West Midlands in the UK, and our Dublin and some of our Spanish operations have switched from diesel to lower-emitting HVO fuel.
