Lobbying Governance
| Overall Assessment | Analysis | Score |
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| Limited |
STMicroelectronics NV provides limited evidence of a governance process specifically tied to climate lobbying alignment: while the company declares a “public commitment to conduct activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement” and notes that “we are members of numerous trade associations, working alongside other semiconductor businesses to define the future and consider the environmental impact of the electronics industry,” it does not disclose any mechanism to ensure that its trade-association participation or broader policy engagements are consistent with its climate-change positions. Although it states that its “Corporate Environment Director … leads the ESIA EHS committee to align with our peers on a leading and proactive approach to EHS responsibilities,” the company does not identify any individual or formal body responsible for reviewing or approving lobbying efforts, nor does it describe any review process, criteria for association assessment, or board-level oversight of climate-related advocacy activities. We found no evidence of a defined lobbying review or sign-off procedure to align either direct or indirect lobbying with the company’s climate strategy.
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