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  1. 01

    Watershed

    Climate Software/San Francisco, CA, USAEnterprise carbon-management platform that helps large companies measure, report and reduce emissions across their operations and supply chains.
    66Credible Contributor
  2. 02

    Climeworks

    Carbon Removal/Zurich, SwitzerlandSwiss pioneer of direct air capture (DAC), removing CO₂ from the atmosphere and storing it permanently underground, including the Orca and Mammoth plants in Iceland.
    65Credible Contributor
  3. 03

    Sunrun

    RUN
    Solar/San Francisco, CA, USALargest residential solar, battery storage and energy-services company in the United States, offering home solar through subscription and ownership models.
    65Credible Contributor
  4. 04

    Octopus Energy

    Energy/London, UKUK-based clean energy retailer and technology group whose Kraken platform manages renewable supply, smart tariffs and grid flexibility for millions of customers worldwide.
    63Credible Contributor
  5. 05

    Rivian

    RIVN
    Transport/Irvine, CA, USAAmerican electric vehicle manufacturer producing adventure-focused trucks and SUVs, plus commercial electric delivery vans, with a vertically integrated software and charging ecosystem.
    61Credible Contributor
  6. 06

    Vestas Wind Systems

    VWS
    Wind turbines/Aarhus, DenmarkWorld's largest wind-turbine manufacturer by installed capacity.
    86Climate Leader
  7. 07

    Ørsted

    ORSTED
    Offshore wind / renewable energy/Fredericia, DenmarkWorld's largest offshore wind developer, formerly DONG Energy; majority-owned by the Danish state.
    85Climate Leader
  8. 08

    Nordex SE

    NDX1
    Onshore wind/Hamburg, GermanyGerman wind turbine manufacturer supplying multi-megawatt onshore turbines across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia.
    82Climate Leader
  9. 09

    EDP Renewables (EDPR)

    EDPR
    Offshore wind development/Lisbon, PortugalListed subsidiary of EDP and one of Europe's largest renewable energy companies, developing offshore wind capacity in France, Portugal, and the UK including the Moray West project in Scotland.
    80Climate Leader
  10. 10

    First Solar

    FSLR
    Solar panels / thin-film PV/Tempe, Arizona, United StatesLeading US manufacturer of thin-film cadmium telluride solar panels; one of the few Western solar manufacturers at scale.
    80Climate Leader
  11. 11

    Scatec ASA

    SCATC
    Solar/Oslo, NorwayNorwegian renewable energy company developing, building, owning and operating utility-scale solar, wind and hydropower projects across emerging and developed markets.
    80Climate Leader
  12. 12

    Verbund

    VER
    Integrated utility/Vienna, AustriaAustria's dominant electricity provider, generating ~90% of output from 108 hydropower plants with 6,600 MW installed capacity and ~24.8 TWh average annual hydro generation; 51% owned by the Austrian state.
    80Climate Leader
  13. 13

    Amalgamated Bank

    AMAL
    Bank/New York, USUS progressive bank that excludes fossil-fuel lending, serves union and non-profit clients, and is a signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Banking and the Net-Zero Banking Alliance.
    79Credible Contributor
  14. 14

    Danfoss

    Heating controls & components/Nordborg, DenmarkDanish industrial group making heat pump compressors, refrigerant systems, and thermostatic controls that enable energy-efficient heating and cooling across residential and commercial buildings.
    79Credible Contributor
  15. 15

    TOMRA Systems

    TOM
    Recycling / circular/Asker, NorwayNorwegian circular-economy technology group operating over 91,000 reverse vending machines for bottle and can returns, plus AI-driven sensor sorting systems for recycling and food industries worldwide.
    79Credible Contributor
  16. 16

    Fortum

    FORTUM
    Integrated utility/Espoo, FinlandFinnish state-majority utility with ~47 TWh low-carbon annual portfolio from hydro (4,653 MW across 33 plants) and nuclear (Loviisa plant, licensed to 2050), with a growing wind pipeline in the Nordics.
    78Credible Contributor
  17. 17

    UK Power Networks

    Grid / transmission & distribution/London, UKUK Power Networks is the licensed electricity distribution network operator serving London, the South East, and East of England, connecting over eight million customers and leading DSO transformation to host distributed renewables.
    78Credible Contributor
  18. 18

    Iberdrola

    IBE
    Integrated utility/Bilbao, SpainSpain's largest utility and a global renewables leader, with 23,047 MW of renewable capacity in Spain and a €58bn 2025–2028 investment plan overwhelmingly directed at wind, solar and grid infrastructure.
    77Credible Contributor
  19. 19

    Impax Asset Management

    IPX
    Asset manager/London, UKLondon-listed specialist asset manager investing in companies providing resources and environmental services in the energy transition, water, waste, and sustainable food sectors.
    77Credible Contributor
  20. 20

    Nexans

    NEX
    Offshore wind cables/Paris, FranceFrench cable technology group and a leading supplier of inter-array and export submarine cables for offshore wind farms, operating the dedicated cable-lay vessel Aurora.
    77Credible Contributor
  21. 21

    Encavis

    Solar/Hamburg, GermanyGerman independent power producer operating a large portfolio of solar and wind parks across Europe, taken private by KKR in 2024.
    75Credible Contributor
  22. 22

    Normative

    Carbon accounting/Stockholm, SwedenCarbon accounting platform with a TÜV SÜD-evaluated engine covering 349,000 verified emission factors, serving enterprise customers across the Nordics and EU.
    75Credible Contributor
  23. 23

    Schroders Greencoat

    Green Infrastructure Fund/London, UKSchroders-owned specialist renewable energy infrastructure manager running listed funds including Greencoat UK Wind (UKW) and Greencoat Renewables, investing exclusively in operating wind and solar assets.
    75Credible Contributor
  24. 24

    Ballard Power Systems

    BLDP
    Hydrogen fuel cells/Burnaby, CanadaCanadian PEM fuel cell pioneer supplying zero-emission hydrogen fuel cells for buses, trucks, trains, marine vessels and stationary power applications worldwide.
    74Credible Contributor
  25. 25

    Sylvera

    Carbon removal/London, UKLondon carbon intelligence platform rating voluntary carbon credits AAA–D using satellite data, LiDAR, and machine learning to bring independent MRV and transparency to carbon markets.
    74Credible Contributor
  26. 26

    EDF (Électricité de France)

    Integrated utility/Paris, FranceFrance's fully state-owned electricity giant generating 373 TWh of nuclear power in 2025; overall output is 94% decarbonised with a carbon intensity of 30 gCO₂/kWh, making it Europe's largest low-carbon generator.
    73Credible Contributor
  27. 27

    Carbfix

    Carbon removal/Reykjavik, IcelandIcelandic company that permanently mineralises CO₂ by dissolving it in water and injecting it into basaltic rock, where it solidifies into stone within two years rather than millennia.
    72Credible Contributor
  28. 28

    Prysmian Group

    PRY
    Offshore wind cables/Milan, ItalyItalian cable and systems manufacturer that is a leading supplier of high-voltage submarine cables and turnkey cable systems connecting offshore wind farms to shore across Europe and beyond.
    72Credible Contributor
  29. 29

    TenneT

    Grid / transmission & distribution/Arnhem, NetherlandsTenneT is the electricity transmission system operator for the Netherlands and a large part of Germany, managing high-voltage grids and cross-border power flows critical to integrating North Sea offshore wind capacity.
    72Credible Contributor
  30. 30

    ERG SpA

    ERG
    Onshore wind/Genoa, ItalyItalian energy company that transitioned from oil refining to become one of Italy's largest onshore wind operators, with assets across Europe.
    71Credible Contributor
  31. 31

    Heirloom Carbon

    Carbon removal/Brisbane, CA, USAUS DAC company that accelerates the natural carbon mineralisation of limestone from years to days, with its first commercial facility in California and a second announced in Louisiana.
    71Credible Contributor
  32. 32

    NIBE Industrier

    NIBE-B
    Heat pumps/Markaryd, SwedenSwedish manufacturer of heat pumps and energy-efficient climate systems for residential and commercial buildings across Europe and North America.
    71Credible Contributor
  33. 33

    Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy

    Offshore wind turbines/Zamudio, SpainWorld-leading offshore wind turbine manufacturer producing the SG 14-236 DD platform, with factories and service operations across the UK and Europe; wholly owned by Siemens Energy since 2023.
    71Credible Contributor
  34. 34

    Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente

    SLR
    Solar/Madrid, SpainSpanish solar developer and operator focused exclusively on large-scale photovoltaic projects across Spain, Italy, Portugal and Greece.
    71Credible Contributor
  35. 35

    Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure

    HASI
    Green Infrastructure Fund/Annapolis, MD, USUS-listed REIT and infrastructure investor exclusively deploying capital into climate solutions including wind, solar, energy efficiency, and sustainable land assets.
    70Credible Contributor
  36. 36

    Elia Group

    ELI
    Grid / transmission & distribution/Brussels, BelgiumBelgium's national electricity transmission system operator, also controlling 50Hertz — one of Germany's four TSOs — enabling the integration of large-scale offshore wind and cross-border renewable energy flows.
    69Credible Contributor
  37. 37

    Umicore

    UMI
    Recycling / circular/Brussels, BelgiumBelgian materials technology and recycling group that recovers precious and base metals from complex e-waste and industrial residues, and produces battery cathode materials for electric vehicles.
    69Credible Contributor
  38. 38

    Xylem

    XYL
    Water technology/Washington, USXylem designs and manufactures water and wastewater technology — from smart meters and network management to treatment and analytics — serving utilities, industry, and municipalities across 150+ countries.
    69Credible Contributor
  39. 39

    Charm Industrial

    Carbon removal/San Francisco, CA, USAUS company converting agricultural biomass into carbon-rich bio-oil via fast pyrolysis, then permanently sequestering it by injecting it into deep geological formations.
    68Credible Contributor
  40. 40

    Greenly

    Carbon accounting/Paris, FranceSaaS carbon accounting platform enabling companies to automate GHG measurement across Scope 1, 2, and 3 using a library of 300,000+ emission factors, with compliance support for CSRD and GHG Protocol.
    68Credible Contributor
  41. 41

    Nextracker

    NXT
    Solar/Fremont, CA, USDesigns and manufactures intelligent solar tracker systems and software for utility-scale solar projects worldwide.
    68Credible Contributor
  42. 42

    Sphera

    ESG software/Chicago, USIntegrated ESG, environment-health-safety, operational risk, and product stewardship software platform serving 8,500 customers in 100 countries, acquired by Blackstone in 2021 at a $1.4B valuation.
    68Credible Contributor
  43. 43

    thyssenkrupp nucera

    NCH2
    Green hydrogen/Dortmund, GermanyGerman alkaline water electrolysis specialist offering industrial-scale electrolyser plants for green hydrogen production, spun out of thyssenkrupp and listed on Frankfurt in 2023.
    68Credible Contributor
  44. 44

    Forest Carbon

    Nature-based solutions/Edinburgh, United KingdomUK's leading developer of Woodland Carbon Code and Peatland Code projects, having funded 13M+ trees planted and 2,000 hectares of peatland restored; became employee-owned in 2023.
    67Credible Contributor
  45. 45

    Persefoni

    Carbon accounting/Tempe, USAI-driven carbon accounting and climate management SaaS platform helping companies and financial institutions measure, disclose, and manage their Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.
    67Credible Contributor
  46. 46

    Polestar

    PSNY
    EV Maker/Gothenburg, SwedenSwedish pure-play EV brand co-owned by Volvo Cars and Geely, producing the Polestar 2–4 electric vehicles and notable for industry-leading lifecycle carbon transparency.
    67Credible Contributor
  47. 47

    Sif Group

    SIFG
    Offshore wind foundations/Maasvlakte, Rotterdam, NetherlandsDutch steel manufacturer specialising exclusively in offshore wind monopile and transition-piece foundations, supplying projects across the North Sea and Baltic from its deep-water Maasvlakte facility.
    67Credible Contributor
  48. 48

    Voltalia

    VLTSA
    Solar/Paris, FranceFrench independent power producer developing, building and operating solar, wind, hydropower and storage projects across Europe, Africa and Latin America.
    67Credible Contributor
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