There are 14 technology companies in the list of global 100 companies are the most 'green' environmentally friendly alias. In the position of carrying names such as IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Toshiba. Most green global 100 companies were named by Newsweek.
Ranking the 2010 version is the first global company Newsweek noted, previously only U.S. companies are judged. In making its rankings, the Newsweek collaborate with research institutions MSCI ESG, Trucost, CorporateRegister.com and editorial partners of ASAP Media. It is assessed including the impact of a firm on the environment, how the company handles it well impact a company's reputation among environmentalists.
Some big names appear on the list of 100 global companies the most 'green'. IBM, for example, topped with a value of 100 at its Green Score. Following is a Hewlett-Packard in the number 2 on that list.
At number 10, the Japanese firm Toshiba, listed as a green technology company. On top of Toshiba there is Deutsche Telekom, which is perched at position 7. Meanwhile, outside the top 10 there are names like Nokia (14), Microsoft (23) to Samsung Electronics (54). Here's a list of 14 global companies in the technology sector's most 'green' version of Newsweek:
1. (1) IBM: 100.00
2. (2) Hewlett-Packard: 99.33
3. (7) Deutsche Telekom: 91.40
4. (10) Toshiba: 87.73
5. (11) Vodafone: 87.09
6. (14) Nokia: 86.01
7. (16) Nippon Telegraph & Telephone: 85.41
8. (23) Microsoft: 82.01
9. (25) France Telecom: 81.11
10. (35) China Mobile: 77.51
11. (45) Verizon Communications: 69.73
12. (46) Telefónica: 69.38
13. (54) Samsung Electronics: 67.76
14. (57) AT & T: 66.73
Figures in brackets indicate position in 100 large companies. Figures after the company name indicates Green Score received.