What makes iClima Unique

Our sole focus is to find companies that can decarbonise the planet. We believe the best way to reduce carbon in the atmosphere is by not emitting in the first place. We use Potential Avoided Emissions as the key metric.

Indices

Unique portfolios with the solutions and technologies converging and enabling CO2e avoidance

Stewardship

See past and upcoming matters for vote in all the companies in our universe

Research

We share data, metrics and trends that we use in our analysis

How do we do this

We triangulate the findings of scientific studies with regulatory definitions of green products & services, and the concept of CO2e Avoided Emissions

We created our data base from scratch. It took us over 18 months to gather and analyse raw data, public information and company filings

We negatively screen for certain activities, like coal and nuclear energy. We apply UN Global Compact indicators for a holistic approach to ESG

We have created unique equity indices, more to come - stay tuned

See our indices

We share our research, open source

We provide a stewardship tool to enhance transparency

Our infographics visualise our findings

See our themes

We have a global presence

Truly International

Robust Architecture

Passionate Team

Truly International

Our global partners extend our reach

Our proprietary indices are available as ETFs through our US and EU partners or as licensed products

EU (UCITS) ETFs

Data provider

US (40 Act) ETFs

Upcoming licensing

Robust Architecture

To achieve ambitious global targets for climate change, we need to work together

ETFs have witnessed significant growth recently. Our partners support our unique approach, developing and issuing the thematic ETFs tracking our indices

Passionate Team

Our talented research analysts are committed to understanding the trends reshaping our world

See our research

Never Let A Good Crisis Go to Waste

The Electric Vehicle Revolution: The Race to Paris

The Case for Recycling of Batteries

When Will the Grid be Green And How Much Storage Will That Require?

Power to the people, by the people

A New Metric for a New Perspective – Potential Avoided Emissions

Highlighting Key Concepts - Offsets, Credits and Avoidance

Battery Trends in EVs and the Minerals Behind Them

Analogy between CO2 avoidance and dieting

Project Drawdown has been a great reference to us. How do our solutions compare?

iClima’s Approach

Distributed Renewable Energy – A big shift underway

iClima’s Green Revenue – Methodology and Findings

Considerations on the Path to a Green Hydrogen Economy

The Clock is Ticking, so we Need to Focus on What Matters and Need to Quantify Impact

Climate Debate Evolution

V2G – How do they work, will this become a reality, and what companies are working on this technology

The Role of Sustainable Forestry – Trees and Beyond

The Link Between Waste Management, Circular Economy and Solving Climate Change

Who will Own ½ of the Wealth on the Planet in 2030?

The Case for Meat Alternatives

Floating Solar: Pushing the Frontiers of Renewables

Solar-Powered Electric Car: Computerised Power Plant on Wheels

Heat Pumps: Towards Sustainable Heating

Smart Inverters, the Humble Key to a Secure and Profitable Distributed Energy Future?

What does the Covid 19 Pandemic Mean for Climate Change?

“I am delighted to see iClima bringing a change in narrative to the green investments space. Like iClima, I agree that decarbonisation is our top priority and represents a key financial risk if it is not tackled.

The fact that iClima focuses on CO2 avoidance, and calculates this figure as a tangible metric, is a meaningful way to discuss climate solutions and which in turn enables a more informed investment analysis. The climate crisis is the greatest threat we face today, and it is heartening to see a data-based new way of looking at how investors can contribute to the solution.”

Michael Hayes, KPMG Global Head of Renewables

What they said to us

“Corporations should be investing routinely in sustainable practices; banks and investors should look for green projects and companies to build their portfolios; governments and other public institutions must align their efforts with roadmaps towards net zero.”

Barbara Buchner, Head of Climate Policy Initiative

What they say about us

"iClima’s framing is spot on. The idea of investing in companies whose P&L is aligned to change that is coming is much stronger than using carrots and sticks to drag existing companies toward change. I love their picks and shovels analogy. A financial product that focuses on companies enabling CO2 avoidance (selling shovels) hits the nail on the head."

Jim Wiandt, Founder of ETF.com and CEO of SparkNetwork.com

What they said to us

“The experience of the last few months, which have demonstrated around the world that solar and wind can provide the majority of electricity with no significant stability problems, should give us new confidence that a 100% renewables future, backed by batteries and hydrogen is not only possible, but deeply desirable from a financial as well as environmental point of view.”

Chris Goodall, Author of “Ten Technologies to Save the Planet” and “The Switch”

We look for the companies that prevent damaging emissions from ever being made

What makes iClima Unique

Indices

Unique portfolios with the solutions and technologies converging and enabling CO2e avoidance

Stewardship

See past and upcoming matters for vote in all the companies in our universe

Research

We share data, metrics and trends that we use in our analysis

How do we do this

We have created unique equity indices, more to come - stay tuned

We have a global presence

Truly International

Robust Architecture

Passionate Team

Truly International

Our global partners extend our reach

Robust Architecture

To achieve ambitious global targets for climate change, we need to work together

Passionate Team

Our talented research analysts are committed to understanding the trends reshaping our world

Never Let A Good Crisis Go to Waste

The Electric Vehicle Revolution: The Race to Paris

The Case for Recycling of Batteries

When Will the Grid be Green And How Much Storage Will That Require?

Power to the people, by the people

A New Metric for a New Perspective – Potential Avoided Emissions

Highlighting Key Concepts - Offsets, Credits and Avoidance

Battery Trends in EVs and the Minerals Behind Them

Analogy between CO2 avoidance and dieting

Project Drawdown has been a great reference to us. How do our solutions compare?

iClima’s Approach

Distributed Renewable Energy – A big shift underway

iClima’s Green Revenue – Methodology and Findings

Considerations on the Path to a Green Hydrogen Economy

The Clock is Ticking, so we Need to Focus on What Matters and Need to Quantify Impact

Climate Debate Evolution

V2G – How do they work, will this become a reality, and what companies are working on this technology

The Role of Sustainable Forestry – Trees and Beyond

The Link Between Waste Management, Circular Economy and Solving Climate Change

Who will Own ½ of the Wealth on the Planet in 2030?

The Case for Meat Alternatives

Floating Solar: Pushing the Frontiers of Renewables

Solar-Powered Electric Car: Computerised Power Plant on Wheels

Heat Pumps: Towards Sustainable Heating

Smart Inverters, the Humble Key to a Secure and Profitable Distributed Energy Future?

What does the Covid 19 Pandemic Mean for Climate Change?

What they say about us

“I am delighted to see iClima bringing a change in narrative to the green investments space. Like iClima, I agree that decarbonisation is our top priority and represents a key financial risk if it is not tackled.

What they said to us

“Corporations should be investing routinely in sustainable practices; banks and investors should look for green projects and companies to build their portfolios; governments and other public institutions must align their efforts with roadmaps towards net zero.”

What they say about us

What they said to us

Read more about our approach

Explore our carbon avoidance methodology, vetting process and classifications

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