List of Clean 200 companies captures the green transition in full flight
Corporate Knights
FEBRUARY 15, 2024
More evidence that the future belongs to anyone who will put in the work.
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Clean 200 list shows sustainable companies on path to dominate global economy
Corporate Knights
FEBRUARY 20, 2025
The industrial sector accounts for 52 companies on the list , followed by information technology (32), and consumer discretionary and materials (29 each). . $10,000 invested in the Clean200 on July 1, 2016, would have grown to $29,090 by January 29, 2025 , versus $17,670 for the MSCI ACWI/Energy benchmark for fossil fuel.
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What’s more, investors are now going beyond “negative screening” and actively backing businesses that are leaders in sustainability, in pursuit of above-market returns. The low-cost, low-effort solution streamlines and simplifies carbon management, from raw materials and production to consumption, waste prevention, and recycling.
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These 200 companies are leading the clean economy in 2023
Corporate Knights
FEBRUARY 23, 2023
Of the 2023 Clean200 companies, the information technology sector accounted for nearly a quarter of the total sustainable revenue at $586 billion, followed by the communications services sector ($542 billion) and the industrials sector ($400 billion). Apple and Alphabet, as last year, ranked first and second, respectively.
ESG Investing Needs to Expand Its Definition of Materiality
Stanford Social Innovation
FEBRUARY 23, 2022
In its most simplified form, ESG investing is “negative screening”—not investing in companies with harmful practices or actively engaging company leadership to change those practices—whereas impact investing refers to investments made with the intention to create measurable positive impact alongside financial return.
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