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Pentair’s strategic targets are guided by our purpose to create a better world for people and the planet through smart, sustainable water solutions. Our Sustainability Strategic Targets are focused on the areas of water stewardship, greenhouse gas emissions reduction, and product design for sustainability.
Pentair Sustainability Strategic Targets
Water Stewardship
Target
- Restore 100% of the water volume withdrawn by Pentair manufacturing sites in high-water-stress areas annually.
Our Progress
In 2025, we met our annual Sustainability Strategic Target focused on water stewardship by restoring 100% of water withdrawal by manufacturing sites in high-water-stress areas, representing approximately 31 million gallons of water restored to high-water-stress areas.1
In addition to achieving our annual water stewardship target, we advanced our own operational efforts by:
- Reducing water withdrawal by 34.4% from our 2019 baseline in 2025 and 4.9% compared to 2024
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction
Target
- Reduce Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by 60% by 2030 from our 2019 baseline.
Our Progress
In 2025, we achieved continued progress toward our Sustainability Strategic Target focused on GHG emissions reduction by reducing our Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions by 54.0% from our 2019 baseline.
In addition to making progress on our GHG emissions reduction target, we furthered our strategy by:
- Continuing to assess our Scope 3 GHG emissions and planned enhancements to our data strategy
- Completing a climate gap assessment as we work toward a company-wide climate transition plan
Product Design for Sustainability
Target
- Complete the sustainability scorecard for 100% of new products.
Our Progress
In 2025, we achieved our Sustainability Strategic Target, focused on sustainable product design, by assessing 100% of new products2 with our product sustainability scorecard.3
In addition to achieving our annual product sustainability target, we advanced our strategy by:
- Enhancing our sustainability scorecard to better incorporate circular design impact as part of new product design concepts
- Hosting our second annual Sustainability Innovation Challenge
1"High-water-stress areas” are defined as areas that have an Overall Water Risk score of 3 or higher in the World Resource Institute’s Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas tool. Water planned to be restored into the same or other high-water-stress areas as Pentair withdrawal.
2Physical products only.
3The product sustainability scorecard analyzed five impacts from a product's lifecycle - water use, energy use, GHG emissions, resource use efficiency, and material health - and incorporated an assessment of these impacts as part of new product design.
2025 Sustainability Report
Our annual Sustainability Report highlights our efforts
to support a more sustainable future.
