Mooer's insight: Investment is contributing to climate change. Do you agree?

@ZnWC
If we look deeper at the company profile and earning report, there are many companies contributing to sustainable energy innovation and technology.
2 examples:
$Tesla(TSLA.US)$EVs are only part of Tesla's sustainable energy ecosystem. The company also manufactures an array of solar energy and storage products to increase renewable energy usage.
$Stem Inc(STEM.US)$ Its Athena software uses advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to seamlessly switch between on-site generation, grid power, and battery storage.

@Milk The Cow
ESG, if no investors invest in such companies, how will they have the ability to flourish their ESG business. We investors may not look like it, but we are doing good deeds for the world.

@Syuee
We need substantially more investment in zero-carbon sectors, such as renewable power generation, batteries and other energy storage technologies, green hydrogen, electric transportation, and energy efficiency, while gradually phasing out investment in fossil fuels and other high-emission economic activities.

@CasualInvestor
I believe in advocating climate change by investing in companies truly on board with making the best decisions for the planet. These companies that shape their processes and policies to do things the right way with zero or less damage to the environment are the way forward.

@Southern Eagle
One approach is to consider investing across various sectors of the economy, for example, traditional energy, but only in companies that have industry-leading environmental, social, and governance practices.

@12moon
As investors, we should use our money to invest, encourage and influence more companies to factor in sustainability in their business models. We can make a difference in daily life by buying only products and services from companies that contribute to environmental sustainability.

@Double Rainbow
The government will generally support companies with tax credits, incentives, and bigger investments if they run environmentally friendly businesses. Some companies are involved in renewable energy with others participate in green initiatives to decarbonise power generation.

@KT88
Invest in companies on the leading edge of creating products that help the environment and also help other companies get out of heavy carbon-emitting industries. As with any investment strategy, it's important to consider environmental investments in the context of our overall assets and financial goals.

@HuatLady
I must consider carefully how a company is truly transitioning into a sustainable economic mold. Importantly, I must also take into account their significant impacts on the environment through their products and services they produce, before my final decision to buy.

@cola1010
When a company transitions to a low carbon economy, its business models may shift to accommodate trends, and consumer preferences may shift toward greener products. When a company transitions to a low carbon economy, its business models may shift to accommodate trends, and consumer preferences may shift toward greener products.