Green & Sustainability Solutions Organizations

E3G, also known as Third Generation Environmentalism, is an independent climate change think tank focused on accelerating the global transition to a safe, resilient, and low-carbon economy. The organisation works on climate diplomacy, energy policy, finance, clean power, industrial transition, and geopolitical aspects of climate action. It produces policy analysis, supports coalition building, and engages with governments, businesses, civil society, and international institutions to help shape climate and energy decisions. E3G is particularly active in debates on power system reform, fossil fuel transition, climate finance, and the political economy of net zero.

The We Mean Business Coalition is a global non-profit coalition working with companies and partner organisations to accelerate corporate climate action and support policies aligned with a net-zero economy. Founded by seven business-focused climate non-profits, including BSR, CDP, Ceres, Climate Group, The B Team, Corporate Leaders Group, and WBCSD, the coalition helps mobilise business voices around emissions reduction, clean energy, climate policy, and the transition away from fossil fuels. Its work includes advocacy, corporate engagement, and support for initiatives that encourage companies to cut emissions, scale clean technologies, and strengthen climate ambition.

The Global Renewables Alliance, or GRA, is a non-profit international alliance representing major renewable energy industry associations and companies across wind, solar, hydropower, geothermal, long-duration energy storage and green hydrogen. It works with governments, industry, investors and civil society to accelerate renewable energy deployment, support the global target to triple renewable energy capacity, and advance policies for grids, storage, electrification and clean energy investment. GRA acts as a coordinated industry voice in global climate and energy policy, including COP processes and international energy-security debates.

The University of Oxford is a collegiate research university in Oxford, United Kingdom, and is widely recognised as the oldest university in the English-speaking world. With evidence of teaching dating back to 1096, Oxford is a major centre for education, research, science, policy, humanities, and innovation. Its work spans climate, energy, biodiversity, health, technology, and social sciences through academic departments, research centres, museums, libraries, and affiliated colleges. In sustainability and net zero, Oxford contributes through research on climate policy, nature recovery, environmental economics, energy systems, and data-driven tools for land-use planning.

Moeve, formerly Cepsa, is a Spanish integrated energy company headquartered in Madrid. The company operates across energy, chemicals, mobility, and industrial fuels, with activities including refining, service stations, biofuels, sustainable aviation fuel, green hydrogen, chemicals, and electric mobility. Cepsa announced its name change to Moeve in October 2024 to reflect its strategic shift under its Positive Motion plan, which focuses on decarbonisation, low-carbon fuels, and sustainable mobility. Moeve has more than 90 years of history and over 11,000 employees. Its shareholders are Mubadala Investment Company and The Carlyle Group, making it a privately held company.

Aware Super is one of Australia’s largest industry superannuation funds, managing retirement savings for more than 1.3 million members. Formerly known as First State Super, the fund provides superannuation, retirement income, financial advice and investment services. Aware Super operates as a profit-to-member fund, meaning returns are directed to members rather than external shareholders. Its investment strategy includes listed equities, infrastructure, property, private equity and climate-related opportunities, making it a relevant organization in discussions about institutional capital and Australia’s energy transition.

Cbus, formally the Construction and Building Unions Superannuation Fund, is an Australian industry super fund created for workers in the building, construction and allied sectors. It is now open to the public and provides superannuation, retirement income, insurance and investment services. Cbus is structured as a profit-to-member fund, with investment returns directed to members rather than shareholders. Given its links to construction and infrastructure, the fund is relevant to debates on clean energy finance, low-carbon infrastructure and long-term investment in Australia’s transition economy.

HESTA is an Australian industry superannuation fund focused primarily on workers in health, aged care, early childhood education, community services and related sectors. Established in 1987, it provides superannuation, retirement income products, insurance and member support services. HESTA operates as a profit-to-member fund and is a public offer fund, meaning it is not limited only to its original sector base. The fund is frequently associated with responsible investment, climate risk management and long-term capital allocation, making it relevant to sustainability and net zero finance coverage.

NGS Super is an Australian profit-to-member superannuation fund historically linked to the independent education, community and not-for-profit sectors. Founded in 1988, the fund provides superannuation, retirement planning, investment options, insurance and member support services. NGS Super is trustee-managed through NGS Super Pty Limited and operates for the benefit of members rather than shareholders. Its role in clean energy investment discussions reflects the broader importance of institutional retirement capital in financing renewable energy, storage and other climate-aligned infrastructure.

Prime Super is an Australian profit-to-member superannuation fund providing retirement savings, investment and pension products to members across multiple industries. Established in 1996, the fund has historical links to regional Australia and sectors such as agriculture, health, aged care, education and recruitment. Prime Super describes itself as independent and profit-to-member, meaning it operates for members rather than external shareholders. Its inclusion in clean energy investment analysis reflects the growing focus on how medium and large super funds allocate capital to renewable energy, storage and transition infrastructure.

Rest, formerly the Retail Employees Superannuation Trust, is one of Australia’s largest profit-to-member superannuation funds by membership. Established in 1988, it was originally associated with retail sector workers but now supports a broad member base across Australia. Rest provides superannuation, retirement income, insurance and investment services, with profits returned to members rather than shareholders. As a major institutional investor, Rest is relevant to climate finance and energy transition analysis, particularly in relation to how retirement savings are allocated to renewable energy, batteries and other long-term infrastructure.

ClimateWorks Foundation is a San Francisco–based nonprofit climate organization founded in 2008 by Hal Harvey, a prominent energy policy advisor and climate philanthropy leader. ClimateWorks acts as a global platform connecting funders, researchers, policymakers, and implementing organizations working on climate solutions across sectors including energy, transportation, industry, agriculture, shipping, and sustainable finance. The foundation supports climate action through grantmaking, research, strategy development, and philanthropic coordination, with activities spanning dozens of countries and a network of regional climate organizations.