TLDR: Capgemini has been named a Leader in the Verdantix Green Quadrant: Climate Change Consulting 2025 report, acknowledging its strong capabilities in climate change consulting, particularly in digital transformation for decarbonization and low-carbon fuel strategies. This recognition highlights Capgemini’s commitment to helping organizations achieve their climate goals.
Capgemini, a global leader in business and technology transformation, has achieved significant recognition, being named a Leader in the prestigious Verdantix Green Quadrant: Climate Change Consulting 2025 report. This independent analyst firm’s report, published on July 10, 2025, serves as a comprehensive benchmark analysis of 12 prominent climate change consulting providers worldwide.
The Verdantix report evaluates firms based on 25 stringent criteria, assessing both their capabilities and market momentum. It categorizes providers into four distinct groups: Leaders, Innovators, Specialists, and Challengers. Capgemini’s inclusion in the ‘Leaders’ quadrant underscores its robust expertise and impactful contributions in the climate change consulting landscape.
Capgemini notably achieved top-scoring positions in several critical areas. These include Hydrogen and low-carbon fuel strategy and implementation, Digital strategy development and solution design, Digital technology implementation and process change management, and Digital solutions for supply chain and product decarbonization. The report specifically highlighted Capgemini’s unique strengths, stating, ‘Due to its strong engineering and R&D capabilities, Capgemini is a best-fit partner for organizations looking to both industrialize and implement climate change technologies.’
This recognition aligns with Capgemini’s broader strategic commitment to fostering a dual transition towards a digital and sustainable world. The company, comprising 340,000 team members across more than 50 countries, reported global revenues of €22.1 billion in 2024, reflecting its extensive reach and influence.
Capgemini’s dedication to environmental sustainability extends beyond consulting services. The company has set ambitious targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), aiming for a 90% reduction in all carbon emissions across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 by 2040, compared to a 2019 baseline, with a goal to become a net-zero business by the same year. Furthermore, Capgemini is committed to the RE100 initiative, striving to achieve 100% renewable electricity by 2025. Its leadership in tackling climate change has also been acknowledged by global environmental non-profit CDP, which placed Capgemini on its prestigious ‘A list’ in February 2025.
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The company is actively implementing various initiatives to reduce its environmental footprint, including increasing virtual collaboration to minimize travel impact, accelerating the transition to an electric vehicle fleet, and driving sustainability across its extensive supply chain. This holistic approach reinforces Capgemini’s position as a key partner for organizations navigating the complexities of climate action and sustainable transformation.
