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ACCIONA is one of the foremost Spanish business corporations, leader in the development and management of infrastructure, renewable energy, water and services. Listed on the selective Ibex-35 stock exchange index, it is a benchmark for the market. The Company was set up over a century ago and is made up of more than 35,000 employees and has a presence in more than 30 countries on five continents.

Less than a decade ago, ACCIONA was one of the main construction companies in Spain, but by immersing itself in a process of diversification and looking for business opportunities at the international level, ACCIONA has succeeded in reinventing itself. During 2008, and after exiting Endesa in 2009, ACCIONA completed its transformation into a pioneering company in development and sustainability, converting itself into a global leader in the development, production and management of renewable energies, water and infrastructures with the minimum environmental impact.

Aviva is the world's sixth largest insurance group, providing insurance, savings and investment products across Europe, North America and Asia Pacific. We are the largest insurance services provider in the UK and one of the leading providers of life and pension products in Europe. Aviva's vision is to bring prosperity and peace of mind to our 53.4 million customers worldwide.

Alstom develops, constructs, markets and provides systems, components and customer support to the world's infrastructure markets in the fields of power generation, transmission and distribution and transport.

Barilla, originally established in 1877 as a bread and pasta shop in Parma, is today one of the top Italian food groups: a leader in the pasta business worldwide, in the pasta sauces business in continental Europe, in the bakery products business in Italy and in the crispbread business in Scandinavia.

The Group employs more than 18,000 people and in 2007 had net sales of more than euro 4,2 billion. The Company has been managed for over 130 years by one family’s entrepreneurial experience and is now run by the fourth generation siblings: Guido, Luca, Paolo and Emanuela Barilla. Always oriented toward proper diet through exceptionally flavored and nutritionally balanced wheat products intended for daily use, Barilla became popular worldwide due to its attention to the quality of its products, the result of significant investments in research, innovation and technology, as well as communication.

Barilla owns 54 production facilities (14 in Italy and 40 outside Italy), of which 10 are directly managed mills that provide most of the raw materials for the production of its pasta and bakery products. Barilla exports to more than 125 countries. Every year more than 2,800,000 tons of food products, with the brands Barilla, Mulino Bianco, Voiello, Pavesi, Wasa, Harry’s (France, Spain and Russia), Lieken Urkorn, Golden Toast and Kamps (Germany), Alixir, Academia Barilla, Misko (Greece), Filiz (Turkey), Yemina and Vesta (Mexico), are featured on dining tables the world over. The Number1 brand, a Group company engaged in logistics activities stand alongside the product brands.

By respecting its own traditional principles and values, which still feel current today, by considering employees a fundamental asset and by developing leading-edge production systems, Barilla has become one of the world’s most esteemed food companies, and one that is recognised worldwide as a symbol of Italian know-how.

Coca-Cola Enterprises' product portfolio includes the world's greatest brands and beverages. Working closely with our customers, we ensure availability in the right place at the right moment with outstanding marketplace execution. We are the third largest Coca-Cola bottler in the world, and our portfolio encompasses a full range of beverage categories, including energy drinks, still and sparkling waters, juices, sports drinks, fruit drinks, coffee-based beverages and teas.

Deutsche Telekom has been strongly committed to addressing climate change since 1995, and considers that climate protection offers major business opportunities. The company follows a double strategy:

1. We are actively implementing measures to increase energy efficiency and to decouple energy consumption from CO2 emissions.

2. We offer products and services to our customers, which increase their energy efficiency; promote the development of environmentally-friendly technologies; deliver solutions which help our customers to reduce their own CO2 emissions and costs, e.g. tele/audioconferencing to replace travelling and telework to avoid commuting, e-commerce instead of going to the supermarket, business-TV, e-business, e-learning, e-teaching, e-government.

Furthermore, Deutsche Telekom plays an active role in National and International Business initiatives aimed at promoting climate protection. As part of its commitment to climate change, in 2008 Deutsche Telekom has ‘greened its network’. 100% of the power supply for the company’s network in Germany, and 50% in the UK now comes from renewable energy sources (mainly water, wind power and some from bio plants).

Doosan Power Systems is a leading provider of cleaner, greener technology, products and services for power generation: from turnkey steam power-plant projects to boilers, turbines, nuclear and Air Pollution Control technologies.

Caring for the world, one person at a time...inspires and unites the people of Johnson & Johnson. We embrace research and science – bringing innovative ideas, products and services to advance the health and well-being of people. Employees of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies work with partners in health care to touch the lives of over a billion people every day, throughout the world.

Our Family of Companies comprises:

• The world’s premier consumer health company
• The world’s largest and most diverse medical devices and diagnostics company
• The world’s fourth-largest biologics company
• And the world’s eighth-largest pharmaceuticals company
• We have more than 250 operating companies in 60 countries employing approximately 114,000 people.

Kingfisher is the leading home improvement retail group in Europe and Asia, and the third-largest in the world with 780 stores in 9 countries. Our main retail brands are B&Q, Castorama, Brico Dépôt and Screwfix.

We work with our partners to reduce our contribution to climate change by minimising the greenhouse gas emissions resulting from our stores and operations and offering products that are energy efficient both in their manufacture and use.

Our own CO2 emissions in 2007/08 were 548,000 tonnes – equivalent to the annual CO2 arising from energy use in around 89,000 UK households. We have a target to reduce our CO2 emissions per £million retail sales by 10% by 2012/13 (against the 2006/07 baseline of 64) and are working to achieve this by improving energy and transport efficiency and switching to lower carbon energy sources. We are also helping our customers reduce their own carbon footprints at home. B&Q UK is working with BioRegional to launch a range of One Planet Home products and Castorama France has introduced the ‘La Maison Éco’ (The Eco Home) initiative in stores.

Philips is the worlds leading supplier of energy efficient lighting solutions. Today more than two thirds of all electrical lighting systems currently installed in the world are based on older less efficient technologies, initially developed before 1970. During the last decade Philips has led a technological revolution in lighting. This new lighting, available on the market today for all sectors, not only saves energy but also offers better quality light. However despite these advances our current rate of changeover from older to newer technologies which include LEDs is too slow. At present it will take many decades before the full impact is felt. Our strategy is therefore to speed up this shift. The global CO2 savings off such as switch have been calculated as 106 billion euro per year in energy costs and 555 million tons of CO2.

The Renault-Nissan alliance was established in March 1999. The alliance is the first industrial and commercial partnership of its kind involving a French and a Japanese company.

The Shell Group shares the widespread concern that the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) from human activities is leading to changes in the global climate. We believe action is required now to lay the foundation for eventually stabilising greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere in an equitable and an economically responsible way. It is time to pursue stable, market-based policies that help energy users and suppliers pursue innovative energy solutions.

We have exceeded our 2002 target to reduce emissions by 10% from 1990 and we will continue to manage emissions such that by 2010 our GHGs are still 5% or more below 1990 levels, even as we grow our business. We support and are working on efforts that promote:

• A stable, moderate and widely inclusive policy regime;
• New lower carbon technologies such as carbon capture and storage;
• International cooperation and international agreements;
• Involving developing countries;
• Flexible market mechanisms like effective 'cap and trade' systems;
• Efficient energy use by consumers;
• Natural gas as an important enabler to lower carbon intensity economic growth;
• A 'well-to-wheels'; or 'life-cycle' perspective of emissions.

Skai Group is one of the largest media groups in Greece, with activities across television, radio, internet and publishing.

Operating in Northern Europe, North and Latin America, Skanska is one of the largest construction and development companies in the world. Since the 'built environment' accounts for approximately 40% of energy consumption and related CO2 emissions, for several years now we have been working on adaptation and mitigation strategies focused on the things we can directly control and influence. Over 50 years, the construction phase of a typical building accounts for 5–10% of lifetime CO2, while the rest is contained in the materials of construction and lifetime use. Our strategy is to focus on three areas: our people, to ensure that they have the right motivation and skills to design, build and operate buildings and other structures; our assets, such as offices that we occupy, car and heavy equipment fleet, and our residential, commercial and infrastructure development projects so that they are as energy efficient as economically possible; and delivery of state-of-the-art projects for likeminded clients.

We are committed to playing our part in tackling climate change by reducing our energy use and emissions from our distribution fleet. In 2005/6 we reduced our energy use per square foot by 15% which has saved 59,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.

We have set up a £100m fund within our business to be used for innovation in sustainable environmental technology. We will be installing wind turbines at some of our new stores, alongside solar energy technology, geothermal power, combined heat and power and trigeneration. We will also be trialing gasification, a revolutionary technology to turn waste into clean, sustainable power.

Against a baseline of 2000, we want to cut the average energy use in our buildings (KwH/sqft) in half by 2010, delivering a huge reduction in carbon emissions. We built our first model energy-efficient store in Diss in 2005. The store uses 20% less energy than comparable stores by using clear roof sections to maximise natural light, wind turbines power the tills and cold air from chilled areas is re-used for air conditioning. Our second model energy store has now opened in Swansea.

Unilever is one of the world's largest consumer goods companies employing over 174 000 people in around 100 countries worldwide.

United Technologies Corporation is a diversified company that provides a broad range of high-technology products and services to the global aerospace and commercial building industries. Its businesses include Carrier heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration solutions; Hamilton Sundstrand aerospace and industrial systems; Otis elevators and escalators; Pratt & Whitney engines; Sikorsky helicopters; and UTC Fire & Security Systems. The company also operates a central research organisation that pursues technologies for improving the performance, energy efficiency and cost of UTC products and processes. UTC is a member of the Fortune 50, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes.

United Technologies is committed to reducing the environmental impact of its operations and its products. Between year-end 1996 and year-end 2009, United Technologies has decreased its global water and base energy consumption by 57 and 29 percent, respectively, while the company has doubled in size. UTC focuses on improving sustainability criteria in all its products, looking at energy efficiency, waste production, emissions in production, use of materials of concern etc. Targets are set for all new products, as well as improvements on current processes. New UTC products released in 2009 improved in energy efficiency by an average of 25%.

Vodafone is the world's leading mobile telecommunications group with operations in 27 countries across 5 continents with 179 million proportionate customers worldwide as at 31 December 2005 as well as 33 partner networks. A consequence of our business growth is that there is increasing use of our networks and consequently increasing energy demands. Limiting our contribution to climate change is a priority for us and to that end Vodafone has set a target to reduce network carbon dioxide emissions per unit of data transmitted by 40% by 2011, when compared with 2006 levels. In partnership with equipment manufacturers we are improving the energy efficiency of our network so that data and voice can be transmitted with less climate impact. We are trialling onsite renewable energy technologies and a combination of these and the purchasing of renewable energy has resulted in the energy we source from renewables increasing by 22% in the last financial year. We are working with local operating companies to continue to monitor network energy use and to set local energy efficiency targets.