North Andover, Massachusetts — Watts Water Technologies is ending the school year on the honour roll list. The company was named one of the World’s Greenest Companies in 2026 by Newsweek.
Each company was given a star rating between one and five. For its efforts, Watts received a four out of five rating. This year marks the second consecutive year that Watts has featured on the list.
“Being named one of Newsweek’s World’s Greenest Companies for the second consecutive year is a meaningful reflection of the progress our teams are making, from reducing the environmental impact of our own operations to developing technologies that support water conservation, energy efficiency and long-term resilience,” said Robert J. Pagano, Jr., CEO, president and chairperson of the board at Watts.
Newsweek, in partnership with Plant-A Insights Group and GIST Impact, evaluated more than 8,000 publicly listed organizations using publicly available sustainability disclosures and desk research.
The 2026 list features 850 companies that have all taken steps to reduce their environmental impact. Companies were assessed on more than 25 parameters, including greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, waste generation and sustainability data disclosure and commitments.