Which companies will profit from the transition to a low-carbon economy?

The transition to a low-carbon economy entails not only investment risks, but also opportunities. In order to identify these investment opportunities, it is crucial to measure carbon price exposure accurately. Only granular models of regulated carbon pricing schemes are able to do this. This paper compares the various data models available on the market and explains how SparkChange CarbonAlpha can help investors manage carbon price exposure and identify carbon-related investment opportunities.

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