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ECPI Global Clean Energy

Summary

The ECPI Global Clean Energy Equity Index is an equal weighted index selecting the 80 top capitalized companies that satisfy ECPI ESG criteria and operate the clean energy sector (renewables and clean technology).

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Symbol

GALPHCLP

Calculation

End-of-day

Dissemination Period

23:00-23:00 CET

ISIN

CH1487686359

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GALPHCLP INDEX

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