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Theme · 21 companies

Climate Tech & Carbon

The fastest-growing investment category in history.

7
pure play
12
major beneficiary
2
indirect exposure

Who's connected.
And how.

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NextEra Energy
Pure Play

The world's largest generator of renewable energy from wind and solar. NextEra Energy Resources develops projects; the utility subsidiary FPL serves Florida. Has delivered compound annual returns over 12% for two decades while transitioning to clean power. The benchmark clean energy utility.

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Enphase Energy
Pure Play

Makes microinverters — the electronics that convert solar panel DC output to AC power. Dominates residential solar electronics in the US. Also sells home battery storage systems. Enphase is the picks-and-shovels play on rooftop solar.

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First Solar
Pure Play

The only US-headquartered solar panel manufacturer at meaningful scale. Uses cadmium telluride thin-film technology rather than silicon — cheaper to produce and less dependent on Chinese supply chains. A key Inflation Reduction Act beneficiary with multi-year order books.

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Bloom Energy
Pure Play

Makes solid oxide fuel cells that generate electricity from natural gas or hydrogen with dramatically lower emissions than conventional power. Increasingly being sold to data centres as reliable, lower-carbon backup and primary power.

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Plug Power
Pure Play

Focuses on green hydrogen — producing and distributing hydrogen generated from renewable electricity. Hydrogen is a potential solution for hard-to-decarbonise sectors like shipping, steel, and aviation. High risk given the scale of infrastructure investment required.

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GE Vernova
Pure Play

Linked to Energy Transition. Customers include NextEra Energy and Amazon. Competes with Siemens Energy and Vertiv.

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Brookfield Renewable Partners
Pure Play

Linked to Clean Energy and Energy Transition. Competes with NextEra Energy and First Solar.

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