Global Climate Solution Stocks
2023 List

Metis Energy is a large renewable energy developer operating out of Singapore with projects throughout Asia and Oceania.

Eastern Technical Engineering is a Thai engineering firm that works on a variety of projects including biomass and solar. As solar represents less than 50% of their revenue, we exclude them (we do not consider biomass a climate solution.).

BBGI is a large Thai biodiesel producer that makes a majority of its revenue from recycling old cooking oils into fuel that can be used in diesel engines, thus reducing the need for the extraction of fossil fuels.

Thachang Green Energy is a Thai based producer of electricity that uses largely biomass. As they do not primarily use waste biomass as their inputs, we exclude them.

Ubon Bio Ethanol is a Thai Cassava plantation that generates bio-ethanol from Cassava as well as other products. While biofuels are a climate solution, given the resources needed to grow crops, we only include them if they are produced from waste products, so we exclude Ubon.

AI Energy is a palm oil manufacturing company, some of which it turns into biodiesel. Because this is using a raw-resource, not a waste product, we exclude it. Also palm is a highly destructive industry as many old growth forests have been cut down to plant palm.

Pan Asia Metals is a Thai mining company that explores for two different critical minerals: Tungsten and Lithium.

Zapp Electric Vehicles is a Thai two-wheel electric vehicle company that offers a high-end, high-performance electric scooter.

TWZ is a Thai conglomerate. While they do sell electric vehicles, they make most of their revenue from smartphone sales and other electronics businesses.

Thai Energy Storage Technology is a battery company in Thailand. While batteries are critical climate solutions, this company does not provide batteries for electric cars, nor for energy storage of electricity, so we exclude them. Their main market are automobile batteries.

QTC Energy makes and maintains transformers for the electrical grid in Thailand. They also build and operate solar farms.

Ekarat Engineering builds and sells electrical transformers that are needed when expanding the grid. They also operate as a solar developer.

Gunkul Engineering is a Thai manufacturing firm that builds electrical equipment for expanding the grid as well as engages as a solar and wind developer.

Kijcharoen Engineering is a Thai manufacturing firm that makes electrical systems for buildings. As these are not used for expanding the grid, we exclude them.

Tirathai public company specializes in manufacturing, installing, and maintaining electrical transformers that are used to move high voltage electricity on the grid to low voltage that can be used in homes and buildings. They are needed for grid expansion.

Communication & System Solution is a Thai distributor of electrical equipment. While they do import and distribute electrical wires for the grid, they also import many other products in the same business line. They do not offer a breakdown of how much they make from their high voltage electrical wires, so we exclude them.

Stark Corporation is a Thai producer of electric wires. While they do make wires for grid expansion a majority of their revenue came from low-voltage wire applications.

Power Line Engineering is a Thai construction firm that engages in many kinds of construction projects. While some of them are grid expansion projects, they do not provide a sufficient breakdown of their revenue from their different business lines.

Sky Tower is a Thai engineering firm that builds out electrical grid infrastructure from the cables to the electricity poles.

JRW Utility is a Thai engineering company that builds and maintains electrical transmission systems, a necessary precursor to electrifying everything.