These companies generate electricity from power plants and sell it on the wholesale market.

These companies maintain, modify, and upgrade technical facilities for electricity generators, such as power plants.

These companies provide loans to governments to build and/or operate electricity distribution infrastructure.

These companies provide loans that finance the construction of government-owned power plants.

These companies produce chemical additives, including cellulose, soda ash, carbon black, fumed silica, and fumed alumina. They are designed to change the properties of the chemicals, not the chemicals themselves.

These companies lease diversified non-residential real estate properties, such as industrial space, office space, and distribution warehouses.

These companies operate electricity storage facilities.

These companies are contracted by electric utilities to build electricity networks. They also are contracted to build transmission lines.

These companies are the assets purchased by businesses and governments (via pension funds). These often include both equity and fixed-income assets, and are managed by a third-party. NOTE: These firms are NOT being paid for fund management; rather they are the funds themselves.

These companies manufacture parts of electronic equipment used by industrial producers and sell directly to their customers.

These companies manufacture solar panels systems for diversified applications and customers.

These companies generate electricity using multiple sources of renewable energy, such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric power.

These companies maintain, modify, and upgrade technical facilities for electricity generators, such as power plants.

These companies trade Renewables Energy Credits (RECs), which are certificates given out by governments corresponding to the environmental attributes of energy produced from renewable sources.

These companies offer short term rentals of diversified equipment to businesses.

These companies purchase electricity from electricity generators, then use a company-owned transportation network to deliver electricity to customers.

These companies are contracted by electric utilities to build electricity networks. They also are contracted to build transmission lines.

These companies lease diversified non-residential real estate properties, such as industrial space, office space, and distribution warehouses.

These companies trade Renewables Energy Credits (RECs), which are certificates given out by governments corresponding to the environmental attributes of energy produced from renewable sources.

These companies purchase electricity and sell it on the wholesale market to other distributors and electric utility companies.

These companies are contracted by electric utilities to build electricity networks. They also are contracted to build transmission lines.

These companies lease diversified non-residential real estate properties, such as industrial space, office space, and distribution warehouses.