Portugal company named among Europe's Climate Leaders for 2026
Portuguese logistics company Luís Simões has been recognised as one of Europe's Climate Leaders 2026 in the latest ranking published by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista.
Portuguese logistics companyLuís Simõeshas been recognised as one of Europe's Climate Leaders 2026 in the latest ranking published by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista. By , inNews,Sustainability,Environment·08 Jul 2026, 11:03·0 CommentsCredits: Supplied Image;The annual ranking highlights 600 companies across Europe that have made the greatest progress in reducing the intensity of their Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions between 2019 and 2024. Luís Simõeswas selected from around 3,000 companies across 33 countries and 24 different industries. To qualify, businesses had to demonstrate an average annual reduction of more than 3% in the intensity of their emissions over the five-year period. The recognition places Luís Simões among the leading European companies for climate action. It is also one of only two Portuguese businesses in the transport, logistics and packaging sector to make the list and ranks 10th among the 12 Portuguese companies included in this year's selection. According to the company, the recognition reflects its long-term commitment to sustainability, operational efficiency and greater transparency in climate reporting. As part of its environmental strategy, Luís Simões has also strengthened its commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), setting measurable goals to reduce emissions while continuing to cut its Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions. During the 2019–2024 assessment period considered by theFinancial Times, the company also completed the CDP Climate questionnaire and received a B- rating in 2025. Looking ahead, Luís Simões says it will continue investing in innovation, energy efficiency and more sustainable logistics solutions as part of its wider strategy to support the transition to a lower-carbon future. Tereza Pedro is originally from Slovakia and now based in the Algarve, with a master’s in mass media. Passionate about lifestyle and storytelling, she captures the essence of daily life through a blend of creativity, international perspective, and coastal living—all while raising her son. Tereza PedroSupport The Portugal NewsWe are proud to provide our readers from around the world with independent, honest and unbiased news for free – both online and in print. Our dedicated team supports the local community, foreign residents and visitors of all nationalities through our newspaper, website, social media and our newsletter. We appreciate that not everyone can afford to pay for our services but if you are able to, we ask you tosupport The Portugal News by making a contribution – no matter how small. Be the first to comment on this articleMore in NewsTrump declares end to ceasefire with IranInNews-08 Jul 2026, 10:03Zoomarine Algarve creates beds for animals with old uniformsInNews-08 Jul 2026, 09:03Related articlesPortugal places second on Deloitte’s ranking of the 500 fastest-growing companiesInNews,Business-08 Jun 2026, 18:03Portugal rules out remote working and reducing air travel due to fuel pricesInNews-08 May 2026, 19:03China wants to host Portuguese start-upsInNews,Business,Asia-27 Apr 2026, 13:03PopularAmendments to the Portugal Nationality Law double redemptions in "Golden Visa" fundsIn -26 Jun 2026, 17:03More than 1,200 foreign residents file complaint over Portugal Nationality Law changesIn -26 Jun 2026, 12:03New Nationality Law: the decree on loss of nationality in Portugal rejectedIn -03 Jul 2026, 12:47Other News ArticlesMika and UB40 are headliners of a new festival in PortugalInNews,Arts & Culture-08 Jul 2026, 07:03easyJet bid may boost TAP saleInNews,Business-07 Jul 2026, 19:33Spain and Portugal keep close watch on surging property marketsInNews,Housing-07 Jul 2026, 19:03AIMA urges to check name details before submitting residence permit requestsInNews-07 Jul 2026, 18:33New IKEA store in Portugal to be inauguratedInNews,Business-07 Jul 2026, 18:03Ryanair makes fun of Cristiano Ronaldo before and after World Cup lossInNews-07 Jul 2026, 17:33Previous articleWeather warning issued in Portugal districts due to hot temperatures← Return to previous page