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Apple tops Carbon Clean 200 list for its clean energy practices

As You Sow —a shareholder advocacy nonprofit — and Corporate Knights today released their 10th update of the Carbon Clean 200, a list of 200 publicly traded companies worldwide that are leading the way among their global peers to a clean energy present and future. 

Apple is atop the top 10 companies on the list by revenue because it has a sustainable revenue ratio of 71% and makes sustainably-certified phones and laptops. Following Apple on the list and their sustainability scores are; Alphabet (89%); Deutsche Telekom AG (56%).; Verizon Communications (60%); and Tesla (100%). Thirty-five countries are represented in the Clean200, including the U.S. (42), China (21), Japan (16), Canada (12), and France (11).

Key findings from the Carbon Clean 200 report include:

“In 2016 we created the Clean200 in response to investors saying, ‘if we divest fossil fuels there is nothing to invest in,’” said Andrew Behar, CEO of As You Sow and report co-author. “The Clean200 has demonstrated consistently that what we called the ‘clean energy’ future seven years ago is now the clean energy present. This year, the scale and global diversity of leading companies continue to expand and redefine the term cleantech to be any company that has products and services that will reduce demand for fossil fuels and water.”




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