Nadara achieves 100/100 in 2026 GRESB assessment
Nadara has achieved the maximum score of 100/100 in the 2026 GRESB Infrastructure Asset Assessment, securing a 5-star rating and ranking first of six in GRESB's European onshore wind peer group.
GRESB is a global benchmark that helps investors understand how infrastructure companies manage environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Its assessment covers areas such as health and safety, biodiversity, employees and stakeholder engagement. GRESB validates the data each company submits, then scores and benchmarks it against peers.
The result is Nadara's strongest yet, up from 98/100 in 2025. It reflects the work of teams across Nadara and recognises the company’s continued focus on sustainability and environmental, social and governance performance, supported by accurate and transparent reporting.
Stefano Corrado, Head of ESG Data Reporting at Nadara, said:
Achieving the maximum GRESB score is an important recognition of Nadara’s ESG and sustainability work, and of the quality and transparency of our reporting.
Improving from 98/100 last year to 100/100 this year demonstrates the progress we continue to make. We will build on this strong foundation as we work with our customers, communities and other stakeholders to keep advancing our approach.
The GRESB assessment forms part of Nadara’s wider commitment to delivering renewable energy responsibly and creating long-term value for all of its stakeholders.