Company Directory - Climate Tech Companies
Company Details - Climate Tech Companies
Climate Tech Companies
A category comprising various technology firms that focus on developing innovative solutions to combat climate change and promote a sustainable future.
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CCI Score: Climate Tech Companies
-59.31
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Latest Event
Climate Tech Companies Retreat from Climate Commitment Amid Political Pressure
The article details how major climate tech companies stepped back from bold public climate advocacy and engaged in significant political contributions and leadership alignments that risk undermining democratic norms, reflecting a troubling orientation towards authoritarian policies.
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Latest Events
- MAR122025
The article details how major climate tech companies stepped back from bold public climate advocacy and engaged in significant political contributions and leadership alignments that risk undermining democratic norms, reflecting a troubling orientation towards authoritarian policies.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 26
The article reports that several leading technology companies, part of the broader Climate Tech Companies category, have donated to President Trump’s inauguration fund. Such financial support can be seen as bolstering authoritarian policies and undermining democratic accountability, which is a clear indicator of political complicity.
Big Business Is no Longer 'All in' on Tackling Climate Change
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Executive Political Engagement
March 26
Executives from major companies, such as Apple’s CEO, participated in high-profile political events like Trump’s inauguration. Such direct political engagement signals a willingness to align corporate leadership with authoritarian power structures, thereby compromising their public stance on critical issues like climate change.
Big Business Is no Longer 'All in' on Tackling Climate Change
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Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 26
The retreat of major technology companies from the climate action coalition—and their silence on reaffirming commitments to the Paris Agreement—represents a failure in ethical business practices. This strategic pullback in the face of political hostility highlights a prioritization of corporate interests over environmental and public responsibilities, furthering complicity in authoritarian governance.
Big Business Is no Longer 'All in' on Tackling Climate Change
- NOV172023
A report highlights that many companies publicly commit to net zero emissions while engaging in lobbying efforts to weaken robust climate policies. This contradictory behavior undermines both environmental progress and democratic accountability.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 26
The article details how numerous corporations, despite promoting ambitious 'net zero' targets, actively lobby to dilute environmental regulations. This behavior, emblematic of political contributions and lobbying efforts, reflects a strategic prioritization of corporate interests over genuine climate action.
Many corporations promote ‘net zero’ while lobbying for weaker climate action: Report
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Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility
March 26
The report exposes a fundamental discrepancy between the public environmental commitments of corporations and their actual business practices. By engaging in lobbying that contradicts their stated net zero goals, these companies exhibit unethical practices that undermine both transparency and accountability.
Many corporations promote ‘net zero’ while lobbying for weaker climate action: Report
- JUN152023
A report highlights that Tesla's battery material supplier, implicated for topping lists of human rights abuses, raises serious concerns regarding supply chain ethics and labor practices within the climate tech industry. The persistent allegations against companies like Glencore underscore a failure in due diligence, exposing the broader industry to complicity in systemic labor abuses.
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