Climate leadership now means accountability and strategic circularity.
Signatory companies are publicly committing to science-based targets and strong governance aligned with a 1.5°C future, as well as embedding circular economy principles into design, materials and innovation within projects across manufacturing, the built environment, transport and energy sectors.
See who’s signed
The commitment is already backed by leading companies in the sector, view the full list and download the commitment here:
Kevin Chapman, Managing Director for Bowers Electricals, comments:
"Supporting the UK Net Zero 2050 ambition is a natural extension of our values at Bowers Electricals. We are committed to continuous improvement, innovation, and responsible engineering practices that help transform our approach to global warming and protect future generations."
Carmen Carey, Executive Chair for Chameleon Technology, supports:
"Chameleon Technology is proud to stand alongside BEAMA in committing to a Net Zero energy system by 2050. Supporting this pledge reflects our core values of innovation and collaboration; as a leader in smart energy technology, we recognise that achieving these climate goals requires both industry-wide consensus and accurate, actionable data. We remain dedicated to developing the tools that make electrification and decarbonisation accessible to all, ensuring a smarter and more efficient energy system for future generations."
Craig Houston, General Manager from Danfoss, comments:
"At Danfoss Climate Solutions, we're all about making a real difference. Collaboration is key to achieving a decarbonised future, and we're committed to leading the way. By integrating sustainability into everything we do, we're not just creating low-carbon jobs; we're setting the stage for economic growth and global competitiveness. Together, we can make lasting changes that benefit everyone."
Vincent Thornley, Head of Fundamentals, says:
"Fundamentals is delighted to re-affirm our commitment to the BEAMA Climate Commitment including a transitioning our sector to being a net zero supply chain by 2050. We have made our first steps along this path, and we intend to play our full part to make these ambitions a reality."
Joe Vorih, CEO from Genuit Group PLC, comments:
"I’m delighted to sign this pledge, highlighting our organisation’s commitment to tackling climate change and achieving Net Zero by 2050. This commitment is a clear demonstration of our dedication to climate action and to developing sustainable, low carbon products for the future."
Pascal Stutz, CEO from Legrand UK & Ireland, signed:
"Legrand Electric Ltd is proud to sign the BEAMA Climate Commitment, reflecting our responsibility to lead the UK’s transition to clean power and Net Zero. We remain committed to low carbon innovation, responsible manufacturing, and delivering sustainable solutions that support a resilient, decarbonised future."
John Griffiths, CEO from Lucy Electric, comments:
"The transition to Net Zero will only succeed if our sector leads with clarity, consistency, and collaboration. At Lucy Electric, we see decarbonisation as both a responsibility and an opportunity to strengthen the resilience, efficiency, and sustainability of the energy networks we support. By signing the BEAMA 2050 Connected Climate Commitment, we are reinforcing our focus on reducing emissions, advancing more sustainable product design, and working across the value chain to deliver practical, scalable solutions. Collective leadership will be essential to turning ambition into lasting progress for the UK’s energy system."
Layton Hill, VP Strategy UK&I for Schneider Electric, comments:
"Schneider Electric are proud to sign the BEAMA 2050 Connected Climate Commitment. Electrification and digitalisation are our two best pathways to achieve net zero, and so we see this as a commercial imperative as much as an environmental one."
Kaushak Patel, Group Director & BEAMA Board Member, Secure Meters, says:
"Secure Group was founded on designing and bringing to market world leading energy measurement products and services. We proudly support BEAMA’s Climate Change Commitment and encourage all businesses to adopt science -based targets to reduce emissions."
Andrew Stimpson, CEO for Warmup PLC, comments:
"Warmup Plc is proud to support the BEAMA 2050 Connected Climate Commitment, reflecting our dedication to advancing electric and hydronic underfloor heating and smart home technologies that deliver measurable reductions in both operational and lifecycle carbon emissions. Achieving Net Zero requires coordinated action across the value chain, and BEAMA provides a vital platform for collaboration and consistent progress. Together, we are committed to advancing heating technologies that reduce emissions, support electrification, and contribute to a more sustainable built environment."
Ayah Alfawaris, Head of Group Marketing & Sustainability for Wilson Power Solutions, supports:
"BEAMA’s 2050 Climate Commitment is paramount to show an industry-wide consensus and direction towards Net Zero. Our products play a key role in electrification and decarbonisation, and this pledge marked the inception of cross-industry collaboration to ensure we all move steadily together towards a more sustainable future."
