Direct Lobbying Transparency
| Overall Assessment | Comment | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Moderate | Belimo Holding AG provides a reasonably clear picture of the climate-policy files it pays attention to, naming the EU Green Deal, the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, the US Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and explaining how these initiatives drive demand for efficient HVAC and building-automation technologies. However, it says little about how it tries to shape those measures. The company notes only that it works through trade bodies such as Eurovent, ABRAVA, Swisscleantech and Swissmem, without describing the concrete tools it deploys—such as letters, meetings or consultation submissions—or identifying which government departments or individual lawmakers it addresses. Likewise, Belimo’s public statements outline broad ambitions such as improving HVAC energy efficiency and supporting climate-neutral building stock by 2040, yet they stop short of articulating the specific amendments, funding levels or regulatory thresholds it advocates. As a result, while the company is transparent about which climate policies it engages with, it discloses far less about the mechanisms it uses or the precise outcomes it seeks, offering only a moderate level of overall transparency on its climate-related lobbying. | 2 |