Global Climate Solution Stocks
2023 List

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

Bioextrax is a Swedish company that his developed a series of innovative bacterial processes to extract valuable raw resources from waste materials, including a protein replacement for pet food.

Weya is a biomass and renewable energy developer in France. It derives a majority of its revenue from biomass, so we therefore exclude it.

Avantium is developing novel bioplastics that could directly compete with fossil-fuel based plastics on both features and price.

Mantex makes x-ray scanning technology to analyze biomass. As we no longer consider biomass a climate solution, they are excluded.

Cortus energy has developed a process for converting forestry and agricultural low-value waste into electricity through gasification, thus reducing the need for gas or electricity from fossil fuels.

Greenvolt is a renewable and biomass energy developer in Europe. They own six biomass plants, five of which are shutting down in Portugal, leading to them passing the revenue filter from their solar and wind development activities.

Charwood is a biomass power producer in France. As we no longer consider Biomass a climate solution, we exclude it.

AHT Syngas is a pure play biomass developer, but we no longer consider biomass a climate solution as the emissions from burning lumber has been far higher than previously estimated.

Transition Evergreen is a publicly traded fund that invests into climate solutions, not a company directly enabling climate solutions themselves.

Taurus has developed a novel method using microbiological processes to produce ethanol from agricultural and forest waste. As they are generating ethanol from agricultural waste (not plants grown with the main goal of turning them into ethanol), we include them as a pure play.

PLC is an Italian based renewable developer with operations building and maintaining solar and wind farms and also biodigesters.

Global Bioenergies passes our biofuel filter as it derives a majority from its revenues from advanced biofuels that can be drop in replacements for hard to decarbonize sectors like air travel.

EnviTec Biogas makes biogas technologies for use primarily in agriculture. Their technologies process animal and other agricultural waste into usable natural gas replacements.

Neste is an oil refinery business that makes a majority of its revenue from refining, selling, and distributing sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.

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

Scandinavian Biogas specializes in taking waste streams that would otherwise rot and release methane, a potent GHG, and turns it into biogas to generate electricity and release CO2, a much lower potency GHG.

ReFuels is based in the Netherlands and operates a series of bio-methane stations that enable heavy transport trucks to power themselves without fossil fuels, an important bridge on the road to full electrification.

Betolar makes an alternative for cement that can be used in construction and has a tiny fraction of the emissions and raw resources required.

Agripower is a French company that helps convert methane into biogas, thus providing an income from a waste stream and avoiding that methane entering the atmosphere (and instead entering as the far more benign CO2).