Global Climate Solution Stocks

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.

CMG Cleantech seems to no longer have operations, with only a single reported employee as of our 2025 review, so we exclude them.

Forsee Power makes battery systems for light and heavy duty vehicles in France as well as smaller applications like electric bikes. They also make charging systems.

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.

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.

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.

ACTIA Group is a manufacturing firm that builds many parts and systems for cars. Most of them are generic like dashboards, with only a fraction of their revenue coming from parts specifically for EVs, so we exclude them in our 2025 review.

EuroPlasma specializes in using high temperature plasma to treat hazardous waste. While part of their revenue comes from turning waste to usable fuel (Waste to Energy), they also seem have generated most of their revenue from the segment they name "Industries" which seems to just be making industrial parts, so we exclude them as of our 2025 review.

Aurea is a recycling and industrial recycling company in France that makes products like new tires from recycled old tires along with a broad range of other heavy duty recycled products, especially recycled metals.

Dolfines provides offshore services for oil and gas rigs. While they generate some revenue from servicing wind turbines, it is a minority, so we exclude them as of our 2025 review.

Blue Shark is a French company that builds tidal power systems for a variety of coastlines from shallow to deep water to generate electricity from the natural rise and fall of ocean tides.

Groupe Pizzorno Environnement is a French waste management company that specializes in recycling and waste to energy and meets our criteria as of our 2025 review.

Haffner Energy is a French company that has developed an innovative pyrolysis technique for transforming waste biomass materials into biochar, usable biogas, and hydrogen.

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

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.

Hydrogen-Refueling-Solutions is a French company that operates a series of hydrogen refueling stations in France, making it more possible for hydrogen to replace fossil fuels in transportation.

Weya is a biomass and renewable energy developer in France. It derives a majority of its revenue from Biomass, which we do not consider a climate solution, so we therefore exclude it.

namR is a French software platform that makes it easier for all of the stakeholders in a building (owners, insurers, municipalities, etc.) to implement climate solutions to bring the building up to code and meet regulations, again true in 2025.

Lhyfe specializes in building and installing green hydrogen units in France, operating over 93 projects in the country.

Fermentalg develops and processes new strains of algae to deliver high quality food products like Omega 3's purely derived from plants, thus lowering the demand for animal agriculture.