Venue Impact Advisory

Victoria & Albert Museum

Museum / Attraction · London

Sustainable Venue Score63/100
CertifiedHigh confidence✓ Verified from published report
Overall
33rd of 200
Museum / Attraction
10th of 54
London
17th of 42

Victoria & Albert Museum holds a Certified rating, scoring 63 out of 100 on the evidence found. On its own reporting, qualitative evidence only. It performs strongest on governance & transparency and has the most room to improve on certifications & recognition.

Score breakdown

The five weighted categories that make up the Sustainable Venue Score.

Energy & Carbon19 / 30
Waste & Circularity13 / 20
Supply Chain & Sourcing12 / 20
Governance & Transparency16 / 20
Certifications & Recognition3 / 10
Minimum Threshold floor: Met. Energy & Carbon and Governance & Transparency both clear the required minimum, so the venue is eligible for Certified or Leader.

Carbon data

What the venue reports on its Scope 1 and 2 emissions, and how trustworthy the figure is.

Scope 1 & 2
no published tonnage
Self-reported
Trend: qualitative evidence only
Base year: n/aLatest: recentAssurance (as reported): self-reported / limited

What we found

Desk review: net zero by 2035; Scope 1/2/3 reported (Scope 3 ~90%); operational waste -30%, fuel/energy -12%; heat-pump feasibility, LED, green roof, rainwater harvesting. Credible reductions + reporting; not SBTi; no ISO cert (certs trimmed).

Based on published or independently verifiable evidence available at the time of assessment.

Primary source: vam.ac.uk/info/sustainability

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Provisional v1.4 desk assessment as of June 2026. Not a financial, safety or legal rating, and not a definitive statement about the venue's practices.