Global Climate Solution Stocks
2023 List

Groupe Okwind is a French provider of solar trackers that optimize the energy output of solar panels.

Mint is a French company that enables a number of Drawdown solutions. They help businesses and homeowners decarbonize through purchasing solar panels, heat pumps, and biogas. They offer refurbished smartphones. And they enable apartment dwellers to purchase community solar.

Neoen is a large renewable and energy storage developer in France with projects all around the globe.

Vergnet is a provider of technologies that make it easier for grids to integrate renewable power, including solutions for increasing hybrid power technologies that replace some fossil fuel use with renewables and energy storage.

Voltalia is a renewables, storage, and biomass developer that generates over 90% of its revenue from renewable power and storage.

Osmosun is a French company that specializes in using renewable energy to desalinate seawater with projects around the world. Both a climate mitigation and adaptation technology.

CMG Cleantech owns a couple of smaller companies that seem to be developing zero carbon home solutions in the UK and ocean cleanup efforts but neither has launched.

BW Ideol is a French developer of floating wind turbines that enable wind power to be constructed across a broader range of ocean bottoms.

Terna Energy is a Greek renewable energy developer with solar, wind, biogas, and storage projects in Greece and around Europe.

Mytilineos is a Greek producer of electricity that generates some from renewables but most from fossil fuels.

Dalekovod is a Croatian engineering and construction firm that focuses on electrical grid expansion and maintenance.

Koncar is a croatian electricity equipment company. They do not provide a detailed enough breakdown between their products used for hydropower and renewables vs thermal energy so we exclude them.

Chameleon Smart Home is a Hungarian designer and installer of smart home systems that reduce energy usage.

PannErgy is a Hungarian provider of Geothermal energy and heat that uses the heat of the earth to produce electricity and enable district heating without burning fossil fuels.

Masterplast is a Hungarian provider of insulation, a key climate solution so buildings can stay at a stable temperature with less energy.

EQTEC sells biogas capture and recovery systems for landfills and wastewater systems so their methane is not emitted, but converted into usable energy.

Johnson Controls is an Irish company that specializes in automating buildings so they can run more efficiently with less energy.

While Clontarf is exploring for lithium, it makes the majority of its revenue from oil and gas.

ADS-TEC makes all of its revenue from energy storage and electric car energy storage systems, both Drawdown solutions.

Trane Technologies is an Irish HVAC supplier that does yet generate over half of its revenue from heat pumps.