Global Climate Solution Stocks

Arn. Georg seems to no longer have an online presence and the only information we can find about them is they are a real estate development company, so we exclude them as of our 2025 review.

In our 2025 review we are moving SC Compania Energopetrol to Pureplay as they generate all of their revenue from building and maintaining the electrical grid in Romania, a key precursor to the electrification of everything.

OZE Capital is a Polish fund (maybe?) that has not had any revenue on two concurrent reviews, so we exclude them as of our 2025 review with no climate solutions.

In our 2025 review, we now consider Altea Green Power a pure play solar developer based out of Italy.

Methanor is a renewable energy and bio-energy developer, having built a number of solar, energy storage, and agricultural biogas systems in France. As of 2025, we have moved them to Passed Revenue filter because we no longer consider biomass a climate solution.

Semapa is a Portuguese paper and cardboard company. While they do integrate recycled pulp into their paper, it's not a majority of their sourcing, so we exclude them.

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. They also have processes to convert GHG gasses into chemicals, as well.

Lassila is a waste management company in the Nordics that generated a reported 35% of their revenue from renewable energy. They also engage in recycling and strongly promote the circular economy, but we could not verify how much of their revenue are from these direct activities vs. traditional waste management and we could also not find a % for landfills with methane capture, so we exclude them in our 2025 review.

Columbus energy engages in a number of decarbonization activities in Poland, from solar energy to heat pumps to electric car charging stations.

ADS-TEC makes all of its revenue from energy storage and electric car energy storage systems, all with a goal of making it faster and more convenient to drive an electric car.

Etex is a Belgian construction supply company that makes insulation products but provides no clear breakdown of much revenue they generate from them vs their other construction materials like roofing and siding as of our 2025 review.

Sono Group is a German company that specializes in providing the ability to add solar power to buses and other vehicles so they can charge on the go!

Comprenum is a Polish construction and manufacturing firm. While they do engage in some climate solutions like renewable energy, high performance glass, and rail, it is unclear how much they generate from these activities vs. their others in their financial statements, so we exclude them for now as of our 2025 review.

Arcadium Lithium is an Ireland-based lithium refiner that specializes in producing battery-grade lithium, which is required for both EV's and energy storage.

HiProMine is a Polish provider of pet food ingredient that replace animal products with plants and insects, thus reducing demand for meat consumption.

Enogia generates a majority of their revenue from devices that recover and "recycle" waste heat by converting it into electricity as well as hydrogen fuel cells.

Grino Ecologic is a Spanish waste disposal firm that generates some revenue from waste to energy. They provide relatively little publicly available information about their landfills and how many have methane capture, so we exclude them for lack of information again in our 2025 review.

Sustainable Energy Solutions makes pumped hydro and battery energy storage systems with its headquarters in Sweden. They also develop solar parks.

Singulus is a German manufacturing firm that generated 53% of their revenue from building coatings and other products used in the solar industry.

Metacon is a Swedish producer of hydrogen fuel cells that can also be used for natural gas and biofuels.