Global Climate Solution Stocks

Rawa Energy Development Limited operates hydropower in Nepal, owning the 3 MW Upper Rawa Khola Small Hydropower Project (URKHP).

Sanvi Energy Limited develops and operates hydropower in Nepal. Its Jogmai Khola (7.6 MW) and Jogmai Cascade (5.2 MW) projects total 12.8 MW and supply zero‑carbon electricity to Nepal.

Bhagawati Hydropower operates the run-of-river Bijaypur-1 plant on the Bijaypur River in Pokhara, with about 4.5 MW installed capacity.

Vision Lumbini Urja Company Limited (VLUCL) operates the 25 MW Seti Nadi run-of-river hydropower plant.

Upper Lohore Khola Hydropower Company Limited operates a 4 MW run-of-river plant in Dailekh, Nepal.

Mandu Hydropower operates a single 22 MW hydropower plant in Makwanpur, producing about 128 GWh annually.

Treet Corporation Limited manufactures batteries and energy-storage systems that can support renewable energy or electric mobility. However, it doesn't break out revenue from climate-related segments (they also make household batteries) , so the precise contribution is unclear.

While Tandlianwala Sugar Mills Limited does generate some revenue from biofuels / ethanol from their sugar plantation, they do not disclose the specific dollar amounts and they also generate revenue from non‑climate‑solution activities, so we exclude them for Lacks Information.

While Cherat Cement Company Limited has launched multiple efforts to build out its low-carbon cement capabilities, these are still in the early phase with most of their revenue coming from traditional cement activities.

Shakarganj Limited makes biofuel from the waste products of its sugar plantations, but this only accounts for 13% of its revenue.

JDW Sugar Mills generated about 8% of its revenue from operating a biomass power plant. While it is not fossil fuels, we do not consider biomass a climate solution.

While Al-Abbas Sugar Mills Limited does generate some revenue from biofuels (ethanol), they do not disclose the specific dollar amounts and they also generate revenue from non‑climate‑solution activities, so we exclude them for Lacks Information.

While Avanceon Limited does generate some revenue from energy efficiency projects through automation, the majority of their work seems to come from industrial automation, which is not necessarily saving energy, but labor, so not a climate solution.

Habib Sugar Mills generated about 1/3 of its revenue from making ethanol/biofuel from sugar, so we exclude them.

K-Electric Limited is a Karachi-focused Pakistani utility. Our research found that only 1.9–3% of generation from renewable/zero-carbon sources (FY 2021–FY 2023 range), well below the 50% threshold.

While TPL Corp Limited does generate some revenue from fleet telematics and route optimization that would classify under the climate solution of efficient shipping, it only looks like a small part of their overall revenue (they do not disclose exactly how much)

Pakgen Power Limited is a Pakistan-based utility operating a 365 MW furnace‑oil power station at Mehmood Kot; company filings and market disclosures show no zero‑carbon assets and a verified zero‑carbon generation share of ~0%.

The Hub Power Company Limited is a Pakistan-based independent power producer with a predominantly thermal portfolio; company filings show hydropower contributed ~8.66% of HUBCO’s generation in the July 2024–June 2025 reporting period, implying a roughly 8.66% zero-carbon share.

Kohinoor Power Company Limited is a Pakistan-based utility that owns and operates a 15 MW furnace-oil power station; company filings through FY 2025 contain no evidence of solar, wind, hydro, nuclear or other zero-carbon generation.

Nishat Chunian Power Limited is a Pakistan-based utility operating a single 200 MW Residual Furnace Oil-fired power plant at Jamber Kalan, meaning 0% of their electricity comes from zero carbon sources.