Utility, communications, and water utility companies were named to the Dow Jones World Sustainability Leaders, a reference guide to the world’s sustainability leaders, for 2013.
Utility and telecommunications companies that made the list were:
Utilities Recognized as Dow Jones World Sustainability Leaders for 2013
Entergy Corp, PG&E, and Sempra were among the companies named as sustainability leaders by Dow Jones for 2013.
by Staff
September 16, 20131 min to read
Entergy Corp.
PG&E Corp.
Public Service Enterprise Group Inc.
Sempra Energy
Xcel Energy Inc.
Sprint Nextel Corp.
American Water Works Co. Inc.
Click here for the full Dow Jones list.
In addition to being recognized as sustainability leaders for 2013, these companies also operate the largest fleet operations in the U.S., based on their rankings on the Top 300 Commercial Fleets listing for this year.
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