Businesses around the world are ramping up investments in climate technology to achieve their carbon emission reduction and sustainability targets by 2030. Analysts have highlighted four key investment areas driving these efforts. Firstly, companies are heavily investing in renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, with a particular emphasis on solar due to its cost-effectiveness. Tech giants like Microsoft and Google are leading the way by committing to significant deals in the renewable energy sector. Secondly, there is a growing focus on electric vehicles and alternative fuels to reduce carbon emissions, with examples like Walmart incorporating hydrogen fuel-cell trucks into their fleets. Thirdly, the industry is witnessing innovation in battery technology to support electric vehicles and renewable energy, with a shift towards materials that do not raise environmental or social concerns like cobalt and nickel. Lastly, companies are turning to advanced monitoring tools including artificial intelligence and drones to track carbon emissions, energy use, and environmental impact efficiently. These technologies provide valuable data to enhance operational efficiency and achieve sustainability goals.