Abstract
The global climate crisis has recently become a critical issue worldwide. Additionally, greenhouse gas emissions from the production of fossil feedstocks are significantly connected with climate change, according to IPCC's AR6 report. Moreover, the most familiar to people is carbon dioxide. The Paris Deal, a second globally enforceable climate agreement following the Kyoto Protocol, was eventually concluded during the 2015 Paris Climate Conference in France. Following the publication of such a policy, several nations worldwide began to enact carbon peaking and carbon neutrality policies, leading local governments to issue regulations for various industries and even businesses. As a result, the investors would undoubtedly alter their investing techniques to increase their profits. The energy and transportation industries were the most impacted of all the industries that would be impacted. In order to reduce carbon emissions, this article will explore how investments in the energy and transportation sectors have changed. This article would use businesses as an example to make it more explicit and understandable.
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