the numbers, sourced
the impact hub.
Five numbers on this site describe what the companies in the fund do. This page shows which companies each one comes from, the report behind it, and what it leaves out.
Company figures as published. Reports read 7 October 2026.
at a glance
the five figures
Each one is on the homepage and on its own theme page. The working for each is further down.
| what it counts | companies | the working | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 177 Mt of CO₂ avoided a year | Emissions the companies report avoiding in a year. | 7 | see the working |
| 78 GW of renewables owned | Renewable power capacity the companies own and run. | 2 | see the working |
| 1.73 million jobs supported | People the companies employ. | 23 | see the working |
| 1,000 trees planted | A running count from one company. | 1 | see the working |
| 100% cruelty-free | The fund’s beauty and personal care brands. | 2 | see the working |
how to read them
three things to know first
the companies’ own numbers
Every figure comes from a report the company published. inaam reads the reports and adds them up. It does not measure or audit them.
whole companies
Each figure describes a company in full. The fund owns a very small part of each one, so none of this is the fund’s share, or yours.
like with like
A total only adds figures counted the same way. A yearly figure is never added to a lifetime one, and capacity a company owns is never added to equipment it sold.
The fund’s full list of companies is in the app. This page names the companies this site already names, so two rows below say “another holding”.
figure one
177 Mt of CO₂ avoided a year
Seven companies in the fund report a yearly figure for emissions avoided. A megatonne, Mt, is a million tonnes. These are each company’s newest figure.
| what the company counts | its newest yearly figure | where it is published | |
|---|---|---|---|
 WM | Emissions avoided through the renewable energy it generates, the materials it recycles and reuses, and carbon stored for good in its landfills. | 59.5 Mt in 2025 | 2026 Sustainability Report |
 Brookfield Renewable | Emissions avoided by the clean electricity its plants generate. It reports them separately from the emissions its own assets produce. | 55 Mt in 2025 | 2025 Sustainability Data Book |
 BYD | Emissions its new energy vehicles avoided compared with fuel vehicles, across energy production and driving. | 46.6 Mt in 2025 | 2025 Sustainability Report |
 First Solar | Emissions displaced each year by the solar modules it sold. | 11 Mt in 2025 | 2026 Corporate Responsibility Report |
 Ecolab | Greenhouse gas emissions it helped its customers avoid. | 4.7 Mt in 2025 | release on its 2025 Growth & Impact Report |
 Clean Harbors | Greenhouse gas avoided, which it reports as more than twice what its own operations produced. | 4 Mt in 2024 | release on its 2025 Sustainability Supplement |
| another holding | A much smaller yearly figure, from the fund’s own record. | 0.03 Mt | named in the app |
The 177 on this site was added up from the reports inaam had reviewed by June 2026. WM, Brookfield Renewable and First Solar have each published a new report since. On the newest figures, in the table above, the seven add up to about 181. The site prints the older, lower total until the next review.
Vestas also reports a yearly figure for its whole installed fleet: the capacity to avoid 245 Mt a year at the end of 2025. It covers every turbine Vestas has installed, which other companies own and run, and it is left out of the total. It is in the Vestas Annual Report 2025.
Lifetime figures are left out as well, because they cover decades in one number: 463 Mt for the turbines Vestas shipped in 2025, and 292 Mt for the modules First Solar produced in the year.
figure two
78 GW of renewables owned
Renewable power capacity that companies in the fund own and run. A gigawatt, GW, is a thousand megawatts.
| what is counted | capacity | where it is published | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brookfield Renewable | Its operating capacity across hydro, wind, solar, distributed energy and storage. | about 47 GW at the end of 2025 | 2025 Sustainability Data Book |
| another holding | Wind and solar it owns. Its latest annual report shows more than this, so the total is on the low side. | 31 GW | named in the app |
Vestas has installed 201 GW of wind power in 88 countries. It built those turbines for other owners, so none of it is counted as owned.
First Solar makes solar modules that other companies install and run, so its modules are left out for the same reason.
figure three
1.73 million jobs supported
This one is a headcount. It adds up the people employed by all 23 companies in the fund, from each company’s latest report.
| people employed | as at | where it is published | |
|---|---|---|---|
| BYD | 869,622 | 2025 | 2025 Sustainability Report |
| WM | about 60,500 | 2025 | 2026 Sustainability Report |
| First Solar | about 7,900 | 31 December 2025 | 2026 Corporate Responsibility Report |
| Brookfield Renewable | 5,871 | 2025 | 2025 Sustainability Data Book |
| the other 19 companies | about 789,000 | each company’s latest report | the fund’s own record |
The 23 add up to about 1.73 million, and BYD alone is about half. The figure counts people these companies employ, whole companies again. The fund did not create those jobs, and the number does not change with how much is invested.
figure four
1,000 trees planted
The smallest of the five, and the only one that comes from a single company.
In the fund’s record this is a running count of trees planted by one of the fund’s two beauty and personal care brands, from that company’s own impact report. It is a total to date, so it is never added to a yearly figure. The company is named in the app.
In April 2026 Well People, a brand of e.l.f. Beauty, announced a donation to the Arbor Day Foundation to support the planting of about 25,380 trees in parts of California burned by wildfire. They are trees still to be planted, so they are not in the 1,000. It is in e.l.f. Beauty’s release.
figure five
100% cruelty-free
This figure is about two brands, and 100% means two out of two.
The fund holds two beauty and personal care brands. Both are on PETA’s list of cruelty-free companies, which means neither tests its ingredients or finished products on animals. e.l.f. is one of them, and its entry is on PETA’s cruelty-free company list. The other is named in the app.
The figure covers those two brands. It makes no statement about the rest of the fund.
read with care
the limits of these numbers
Read them as the scale of what the companies do.
they are whole-company figures
Nothing here is divided by how much of each company the fund owns, which is a very small part.
each company counts its own way
A company works out what it avoided against a comparison it chooses. Two companies can count the same tonne, such as a panel maker and the owner of the solar farm.
inaam does not audit them
inaam reads the reports and adds up what they say. The companies stand behind their own figures.
they describe past years
None of it is a forecast, and none of it is about investment returns.
Purposeful impact is one of three pillars every company is scored on, beside financial robustness and leadership calibre. The method is written out on how it works, and the five themes the fund invests across are on investment areas.
the impact numbers, answered straight.
where do inaam’s impact numbers come from?
From reports the companies in the fund publish themselves: sustainability reports, annual reports and impact reports. inaam reads them and adds up the figures that are counted the same way. The tables on this page link to each report.
is this the impact of my investment?
No. The figures describe whole companies. The fund owns a very small part of each one, and your units are a share of the fund. Read the numbers as the scale of what these companies do.
what does CO₂ avoided mean?
It is an estimate of emissions that did not happen because of what a company makes or does, such as clean power taking the place of power from coal or gas. Each company works it out against a comparison it chooses, and it is separate from the company’s own emissions.
why are some company figures left out of the totals?
A total only adds figures counted the same way. Vestas builds turbines that other companies own, so its 201 GW is left out of renewables owned. A figure that covers the whole life of a product is left out of a yearly total. Each one is still listed under the total it was left out of.
who checks these numbers?
The companies publish them and answer for them. inaam reads the reports and adds up what they say. inaam does not measure or audit the figures itself.
how often are they updated?
When the companies report, which is usually once a year. inaam last went through every company’s report in June 2026, and this page was checked against the newest reports on 7 October 2026.
where can i see every company the fund holds?
In the app, where every company is named with the reason it is held. This page names the companies this site already names, which is why two rows say “another holding”.
see the companies for yourself.
Every company the fund holds is named in the app, with the reason it is there. Sign-up happens in the app.
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