ESG is the acronym for Environmental, Social, and (Corporate) Governance – the framework for assessing the impact of a company’s ethical practices and its ability to run an environmentally sustainable business.

ESG is increasingly seen as a window into the future of a company’s probable success. And although leading companies are adopting ESG as a vital business imperative, ESG-minded business practices aren’t reserved only for the Goldman Sachs’ of this world.

In 2020, only 45% of board agendas featured ESG as a regular topic, up from only 34% in 2019.

This leaves ample room for your company to be counted among the early adopters of this game-changer!

• Cut your operational costs.
• Reduce your carbon footprint.
• Enhance and preserve your company’s reputation.
• Have access to off-grid electricity.
• Distribute energy by becoming a micro-grid.
• Increase your ESG (Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance) score to:
   1. Become an attractive investment opportunity
   2. Be considered for lucrative mergers.

Socially responsible investors are on the lookout for companies that match their own values. These investment firms

consider more than just a company’s potential profitability and obvious risks when calculating their investment wor-
thiness. They set unique priorities to evaluate a specific company’s risk factors, which allows them to pinpoint potential

investments that meet their most important criteria.
No single company can get a perfect ESG score, but ESG criterion is a helpful tool for wise investors.