Global Climate Solution Stocks

EnBW is a German electrical utility and service provider that generates much of their electricity from coal and natural gas as of our 2025 review, so we exclude them.

Cinis Fertilizer makes fertilizer by recycling waste products like offcasts from the paper and pulp industry, thus enabling a more circular economy, and reducing demand for fossil fuels for the fertilizer industry.

ABO Energy is a German renewable energy developer with wind, solar, and battery storage projects throughout Europe.

Polyplank makes decking, fencing, and other building materials from recycled plastic and wood waste, thus enabling a more circular economy. They are based in Sweden.

Technip is a French firm that largely serves the offshore oil and gas industry while making a small amount of its revenue from biofuels and offshore wind.

Biotalys makes innovative protein-specific crop protection products for agriculture. It also is planning to make products that extend the shelf life of produce, thus reducing food waste, but that has not launched yet, which is again true in our 2025 review.

Infrabel is a Belgian train logistics company that primarily focuses on rail freight rather than passenger movement so we exclude them again in our 2025 review.

Green Hydrogen, based in Denmark, specializes in making electrolyzers that enable the production of hydrogen without fossil fuels, a key fuel for certain hard to decarbonize industries like air travel.

Eolus is a renewable energy and energy storage developer in Sweden with a sizable portfolio of onshore and offshore wind projects as well as solar farms.

Befesa is a metal recycling pure play that enables the recycling of steel dust and aluminum back around the world to help reduce the demand for virgin metals.

Idun Industrier is a Swedish company that makes a range of products with a minority of their revenue coming from power substations, so they are not included as of our 2025 review.

Manz made only 36% of their revenue from their battery and electric mobility segment as of our 2025 review, so we exclude them.

Beijer is a Swedish HVAC firm that generates a majority of its revenue from traditional HVAC and still only a small percentage from heat pumps and advanced refrigerants, which again is true in our 2025 review.

Pierer Mobility is an Austrian motorcycle and e-bike company owning multiple brands. While their e-bike segment is growing, it still represents a small part of their overall revenue at 8.85% as of our 2025 review.

Rexel is a French electronics company that produces products for the solar industry, but generates most of its revenue from non-climate solutions use cases.

Sustainable Projects Group is a Danish company that specializes in extracting lithium from a variety of sources for use in the energy transition.

VIGO photonics is based in Poland and while it provides some products for the solar industry most of its electronics are for other uses like infrared sensing for the security industry as of our 2025 review.

DEUTZ is a German provider of off-highway support for gas and diesel engines. While they do have a green segment of their business it only generated 0.24% of their revenue as of our 2025 review.

ATON Green Storage is an Italian company that builds and sells combined solar and energy storage systems for a range of applications like residential and utility.

DGB sources investment to buy and manage land to generate carbon credits around the world. As they are using a for-profit model for enabling the Drawdown Solution of Land Management, they are included. We will note that as of our 2025 review, we do moved DGB from pureplay to passes revenue as we not consider ESG review services to be a direct climate solution, which makes up part of their revenue stream.