Retail · rank 75 of 113
IKEA's website emits 2.22 g of CO2 per visit, 6.2× the worst passing grade.
That is 0.44 g above the cohort median of 1.78 g, and puts the site in the heavier half of the 113 companies ranked this edition.
Grade F on the Sustainable Web Design scale. How grades A+ to F are set.
The numbers behind it
Annual figures cover the 30 pages I measured and estimated organic search traffic only, so the real total is higher. Coverage is published so you can judge how representative the number is.
One visit ≈ a 10-watt LED bulb for 27 minutes. A year of estimated search visits to the pages measured ≈ driving a new car 4.7 million km, or the electricity of 380 Dutch homes. What these numbers mean
Where this site sits in the cohort
Grades A+ to E: up to 0.36 g. 2 companies here.
- A+up to 0.040 g0 companies
- Aup to 0.079 g0 companies
- Bup to 0.145 g1 company
- Cup to 0.209 g0 companies
- Dup to 0.278 g1 company
- Eup to 0.359 g0 companies
- Fabove 0.359 g111 companies
IKEA is the dark bar. The band along the bottom is every passing grade, A+ to E.
Against the other retail companies
Bars share one scale within the sector, lightest first. Retail companies I couldn't measure fairly are listed on the withheld page. See all retail companies.
Why this company is in the index
Listed because: SBTi net-zero 2050 validated.
Claims: Validated science-based climate target
Inclusion is based on a company's own public claims, never on whether it is a client of mine. How this is measured.
Work at IKEA? I can show you which pages carry the weight and what it would take to cut it.
Cite this: The Green Blind Spot, 2026-Q4 edition, Baba SEO. https://greenblindspot.com/2026-q4/company/ikea-com/