Best Clean Energy Stocks

Clean-energy stocks in the covered universe — US-listed renewable-energy and energy-transition companies, ranked by market capitalization. Every figure is delayed data from SEC EDGAR + Finnhub, shown with its as-of date.

• Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) Consumer Discretionary — Tesla is a leader in electric transportation and energy storage that is shifting its focus toward becoming an AI and robotics company. ask →
• ExxonMobil (XOM) Energy — ExxonMobil is a vertically integrated energy giant transitioning from traditional oil and gas production to a diversified portfolio that includes low-carbon technologies and energy services. ask →
• Chevron Corporation (CVX) Energy — Integrated global energy giant producing crude oil and natural gas while refining, marketing fuels and petrochemicals with a strategy to lower carbon intensity and grow new energies. ask →
• GE Vernova (GEV) Industrials — GE Vernova is an energy-focused infrastructure company that provides the technology and services necessary to generate and distribute 25% of the world's electricity while driving the transition to a lower-carbon grid. ask →
• Linde plc (LIN) Materials — The world's largest industrial gas company, producing atmospheric and process gases with proprietary technologies for energy, chemicals, healthcare, and electronics customers globally. ask →
• NextEra Energy (NEE) Utilities — NextEra Energy is a diversified energy holding company operating electric utilities and developing renewable energy and energy storage assets. ask →
• Eaton Corporation (ETN) Industrials — Eaton is a global power management leader providing critical infrastructure and electrical solutions to support the electrification and digitalization of the modern economy. ask →
• Parker Hannifin (PH) Industrials — Parker Hannifin is a diversified global leader in motion and control technologies, providing essential engineered components and systems for critical industrial, aerospace, and energy infrastructure. ask →
• Southern Company (SO) Utilities — A major Southeastern utility holding company providing diversified electric and natural gas service alongside wholesale power and infrastructure solutions. ask →
• Constellation Energy (CEG) Utilities — Constellation Energy is the largest U.S. producer of carbon-free electricity, leveraging a massive nuclear-heavy fleet to lead the transition to a clean energy economy. ask →
• Duke Energy (DUK) Utilities — Duke Energy is a regulated utility giant serving 8.7 million electric and natural gas customers across the Southeast and Midwest through vertically integrated generation, transmission, and distribution. ask →
• Quanta Services (PWR) Industrials — Quanta Services is a premier provider of critical infrastructure construction and maintenance, powering the transition to a modern electric grid and renewable energy future. ask →
• Valero Energy (VLO) Energy — Valero Energy is a leading independent petroleum refiner and producer of renewable fuels and ethanol, transforming raw feedstocks into essential transportation energy. ask →
• Waste Management (WM) Industrials — Waste Management is North America's largest environmental solutions and landfill operator, integrating waste collection, recycling, and renewable energy generation with specialized healthcare waste services. ask →
• Marathon Petroleum (MPC) Energy — Marathon Petroleum is one of the largest oil refining companies in the US, converting crude oil into gasoline, diesel, and other petroleum products at scale. ask →
• Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) Materials — Global mining company producing copper, molybdenum, and gold through operations in the US, South America, and Indonesia, with a focus on responsibly produced minerals for the energy transition. ask →
• Cummins (CMI) Industrials — Global leader in diesel, natural gas, electric and hybrid powertrains and power generation systems serving heavy-duty trucks, buses, industrial and off-highway markets with a 105-year heritage. ask →
• Phillips 66 (PSX) Energy — Integrated downstream energy company converting crude oil and natural gas into refined products, chemicals, and renewable fuels while operating midstream infrastructure across North America. ask →
• Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) Financials — Global alternative asset manager specializing in infrastructure, real estate, renewable energy, and transition assets with over $700 billion in AUM across diversified institutional and individual investor mandates. ask →
• American Electric Power (AEP) Utilities — A major vertically integrated electric utility holding company generating and distributing power across the eastern and south-central US, with a regulated rate base and competitive generation arm in deregulated markets. ask →
• Kinder Morgan (KMI) Energy — Kinder Morgan is a diversified midstream energy company operating pipelines, terminals, and related infrastructure for natural gas, crude oil, and other products across North America. ask →
• Air Products (APD) Materials — Global industrial gases and chemical supplier producing hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and helium for energy, manufacturing, and specialty applications. ask →
• Republic Services (RSG) Industrials — North America's largest environmental services provider, operating an integrated network of waste collection, recycling, and disposal infrastructure across 377 collection operations and 207 active landfills. ask →
• Bloom Energy Corp (BE) Industrials — Bloom Energy manufactures proprietary solid-oxide fuel cell systems that convert natural gas and hydrogen into on-site electricity for data centers, AI infrastructure, and industrial customers seeking grid-independent, distributed power. ask →
• Dominion Energy (D) Utilities — Dominion Energy is a diversified regulated utility providing electricity and natural gas to millions of customers across Virginia, the Carolinas, and beyond, with significant renewable energy and offshore wind development initiatives. ask →
• Baker Hughes (BKR) Energy — Baker Hughes is a global energy technology powerhouse delivering essential equipment and services for oilfield operations, LNG infrastructure, and the global transition to lower-carbon energy solutions. ask →
• Vistra Corp . (VST) Utilities — Vistra is a massive integrated power generator and retail electricity provider serving 5 million customers across 18 states with a diverse 44,000 MW fleet including nuclear, natural gas, coal, and renewables. ask →
• Entergy (ETR) Utilities — Regional electric utility serving the lower Mississippi Valley with a diverse generation fleet including nuclear, natural gas, and renewable assets, positioned to capitalize on data center demand growth. ask →
• Xcel Energy (XEL) Utilities — Xcel Energy is a regulated electric and natural gas utility serving millions of customers across the upper Midwest, Colorado, and the Southwest with a focus on renewable energy transition and grid modernization. ask →
• Exelon (EXC) Utilities — A diversified utility company operating regulated electric and gas distribution networks across six mid-Atlantic and Midwest states, with significant rate-regulated returns and capital-intensive infrastructure assets. ask →
• Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) Consumer Staples — Global agricultural supply chain manager and processor that transforms crops into food, nutrition, biofuels, and industrial products for consumers and businesses worldwide. ask →
• PG&E Corporation (PCG) Utilities — PG&E Corporation is a California-based regulated utility focused on delivering safe, reliable, and clean energy while executing large-scale grid hardening and wildfire mitigation programs. ask →
• WEC Energy Group (WEC) Utilities — Midwest-focused regulated utility generating steady earnings through electricity, natural gas, and steam distribution while managing transition from coal plants to renewable energy sources. ask →
• ON Semiconductor (ON) Information Technology — onsemi is a specialized semiconductor company focused on intelligent power and sensing technologies that enable vehicle electrification, industrial automation, and energy-efficient AI data center infrastructure. ask →
• Emcor (EME) Industrials — EMCOR is one of the largest US specialty contractors delivering electrical, mechanical, and industrial construction services alongside facilities management and building services. ask →
• Ingersoll Rand (IR) Industrials — Ingersoll Rand is a global leader in mission-critical flow creation and industrial solutions, providing essential compressor, pump, and vacuum technologies for complex industrial and life science processes. ask →
• Ameren (AEE) Utilities — A major Midwest utility holding company delivering electricity and natural gas to Missouri and Illinois while operating high-voltage transmission infrastructure across the MISO. ask →
• Edison International (EIX) Utilities — Edison International is a California-based electric utility holding company focused on power distribution and infrastructure resilience amidst stringent regulatory and environmental challenges. ask →
• DTE Energy (DTE) Utilities — DTE Energy is a Michigan-based utility company providing regulated electric and natural gas service to millions of customers while managing generation assets and pursuing net-zero emissions goals. ask →
• TechnipFMC (FTI) Energy — TechnipFMC designs, procures, and constructs subsea and offshore production systems for deepwater oil and gas development, generating service, product, and equipment lease revenues. ask →
• Atmos Energy (ATO) Utilities — Atmos Energy safely distributes natural gas to 3.4 million customers across eight states while operating regulated pipeline and storage infrastructure, generating stable cash flows through rate-recovery mechanisms. ask →
• Dover Corporation (DOV) Industrials — A diversified industrial manufacturer providing engineered equipment, components, and digital solutions across vehicle aftermarket, clean energy fueling, imaging/identification, specialized pumps, and climate technologies. ask →
• CenterPoint Energy (CNP) Utilities — A diversified utility operator providing electric transmission, distribution, and natural gas delivery to customers across Texas, Indiana, and other regions through regulated rate-of-return business models. ask →
• FirstEnergy (FE) Utilities — FirstEnergy operates one of the nation's largest investor-owned electric utility systems serving 6+ million customers across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic with transmission, distribution, and regulated generation assets. ask →
• NRG Energy (NRG) Utilities — NRG Energy is an integrated power generation and retail energy company that owns and operates natural gas, solar, and other generation assets while serving residential and business customers with electricity and gas. ask →
• MasTec (MTZ) Industrials — North American infrastructure engineering and construction leader delivering integrated solutions across communications, clean energy, power delivery, and pipeline infrastructure. ask →
• CMS Energy (CMS) Utilities — Michigan-based regulated utility generating and distributing electricity and natural gas while developing renewable power through its independent power producer subsidiary. ask →
• Expand Energy (EXE) Energy — The largest independent U.S. natural gas producer, leveraging premier shale assets in the Haynesville, Marcellus, and Utica to deliver affordable energy with strong cash generation and a fortified balance sheet. ask →
• NiSource (NI) Utilities — NiSource operates regulated natural gas distribution and electric utility networks across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, with growing exposure to renewable energy and large data center contracts. ask →
• First Solar (FSLR) Information Technology — First Solar is the world's largest thin-film PV solar module manufacturer, offering a differentiated, non-crystalline silicon alternative for global utility-scale solar energy projects. ask →
• Packaging Corporation of America (PKG) Materials — Packaging Corporation of America is a major North American manufacturer of sustainable containerboard and corrugated packaging solutions for diverse industrial and consumer markets. ask →
• Evergy (EVRG) Utilities — Evergy is a regulated electric utility serving Kansas and Missouri that is modernizing its power grid to support growing industrial and data center electricity demand. ask →
• CF Industries (CF) Materials — World's largest ammonia producer transforming into a decarbonized clean-energy chemical company through low-carbon ammonia for fertilizer, explosives, power generation, and emissions abatement. ask →
• Alliant Energy (LNT) Utilities — A regulated Midwest utility holding company generating and distributing electric and natural gas service to 1.45 million customers across Iowa and Wisconsin while investing in renewable energy and transmission infrastructure. ask →
• Weyerhaeuser (WY) Real Estate — One of the world's largest private timberland owners and North American wood products manufacturers, operating sustainably across 10+ million acres to generate long-term value through harvesting, sales, and carbon/royalty opportunities. ask →
• ITT Inc. (ITT) Industrials — ITT Inc. is a diversified industrial manufacturer of highly engineered critical components and customized technology solutions for transportation, industrial, energy, and health-nutrition markets. ask →
• HF Sinclair (DINO) Energy — HF Sinclair is a diversified downstream energy company specializing in petroleum refining, renewable diesel production, and the manufacturing of high-performance lubricants. ask →
• Wesco International (WCC) Industrials — A leading global B2B distributor providing electrical, communications, and utility products alongside comprehensive supply chain and logistics services to construction, industrial, data center, and utility customers. ask →
• Nextpower Inc. (NXT) Industrials — Nextpower is a leading global technology platform providing intelligent solar tracking and energy management systems that maximize the efficiency and reliability of utility-scale solar plants. ask →
• DT Midstream (DTM) Energy — DT Midstream operates contracted natural gas gathering, interstate/intrastate pipelines, and storage infrastructure across North America, generating stable fixed-revenue streams from major shale producers and energy companies. ask →

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Data: SEC EDGAR (filings) + Finnhub (fundamentals, delayed daily-close). Figures shown with their as-of date.

Last updated 2026-07-23.

Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & Finnhub, shown with their as-of date.