Worries that clean energy Anti-ESG Costs more, for example, are wildly out of date. More generally, a growing number of studies prove the payoff from focusing on long-term value and ESG. Just Capital, for example has created a list of companies prioritizing stakeholders (not just shareholders) that they call the Just 100. This group has outperformed the market. It should also be clear that there’s also a big upside waiting for those who embrace the world’s shift to ESG: multi-trillion-dollar markets in clean energy, electric and autonomous vehicles, plant-based proteins, precision agriculture, AI-driven efficiency technologies, and much more.
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