Genuit Group, a UK provider of water, climate, and ventilation systems for buildings, has made the Financial Times Europe's Climate Leaders 2026 list for the second straight year. The ranking, done with Statista, tracks emissions reductions, transparency, and alignment with climate frameworks. Between 2019 and 2024, Genuit cut over 54,000 tonnes of CO2e across its operations and supply chain, equal to heating 25,000 homes annually. The reductions came from switching to renewable electricity, using HVO fuel in its truck fleet, and improving manufacturing efficiency. Scope 1 and 2 emissions dropped by 28,843 tonnes, while Scope 3 emissions fell by 25,415 tonnes through more recycled materials and lower-carbon product design. The company grew revenue by over 113 million pounds over the same period, showing it can expand without raising emissions. Genuit holds SBTi validation for both near and long-term targets aligned to a 1.5C pathway and reports through CDP with a B rating. Its portfolio includes brands like Polypipe, Nuaire, and Adey, which supply drainage, ventilation, and low-carbon heating products. The company says it helps customers meet net zero requirements while growing responsibly.
