With a team that comes from traditional asset management and investors with an average of 12+ years of investing experience, we apply a repeatable, systematic process to look for the best investment opportunities that provide strong relative returns across market cycles.
Read moreOur investment process seeks to identify market inefficiencies by focusing on the material financial impacts of climate change on publicly traded companies. We explore the risks and opportunities of climate change by integrating traditional fundamental analysis with industry and company-specific climate analysis.
This approach enables Redwood Grove to not only seize opportunities presented by the economic shift toward sustainability but also actively contribute to the global transition to a low-carbon future.
The four main trends:
Technological
Innovations
Regulatory
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Consumer
Behavior
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Shifting Environmental Conditions and the Decarbonization of the Agriculture Sector
In this quarter’s letter, we examine how shifting environmental conditions are reshaping agriculture—and creating significant climate investment opportunities. We spotlight a recent investment in Elanco, and our focus on innovative solutions like methane-reducing technologies that underscore the potential for scalable decarbonization in the food and agriculture sector.
Infrastructure, Grid Modernization and Climate Resiliency
Redwood Grove’s latest letter highlights investments in companies aligned with long-term climate and infrastructure trends and details the impact of recent hurricanes on adaptive rebuilding. Looking at opportunities in grid modernization, we spotlight an investment in NV5, an engineering consulting company that helps design and implement infrastructure and building projects.
The Age of AI and Electricity Demand in an Underinvested Grid
Redwood Grove’s latest quarterly letter explores the perfect storm caused by exponential energy demands in the era of AI running up against an aging and underinvested grid system.
