Climate investing narratives are increasingly tied to

Climate investing narratives are increasingly tied to AI-enabled grid optimization companies, with Q1 top-line growth beating consensus by 6%. Equity researchers forecast faster adoption due to utility sector modernization plans. “Our scorecard shows that states with strong clean energy and resilience policies are doing a better job protecting health and health care infrastructure, while other states leave patients exposed during potential crises,” said study author Matthew Eckelman , an associate professor at Northeastern University in Boston. Increasing number of asset owners have also identified resilience and adaptation as a focus area; examples include: Climate investing is seeing increased institutional inflows, with Bloomberg data showing over $2.8 billion directed into ESG-focused equity ETFs in Q1