Are investors adding sustainable ETFs to their portfolio?

This week on The Greener Way podcast, host Michelle Baltazar chats in the studio with Chris Brycki, founder and CEO of Stockpot, about the returns of sustainable ETFs and market trends that are driving fund inflows.

They delve into the growth and divergence in the ESG market, how sustainable ETFs compare with traditional ETFs, and how investors can align their personal values with their investment goals.

00:46 State of sustainable ETFs

02:07 Performance and comparison

03:54 Choosing the right sustainable ETF

05:34 Fees, transparency and ESG ratings

08:43 Challenges and considerations

14:08 Future outlook for sustainable ETFs

17:35 About StockSpot

This week on 'The Greener Way', host Michelle Baltazar interviews Mike Harut, partner and responsible investment manager at $7bn fund manager Munro Partners.

Together they discuss the biggest misconceptions about the performance of renewable companies in the US, the green stocks that defied the odds in 2025 and why TINA (short for 'There Is No Alternative') underpin the future of renewables.

Mike also shares insights on how their Climate Leaders fund returned a strong 22 per cent in returns last year.

01:00 Munro Partners is a growth equities specialist

02:57 The renewable sector's performance: myths vs reality

06:30 The future of electricity demand in the US

13:11 China's revised emission targets and investment opportunities

14:44 Performance of the Climate Change Leaders Fund

20:10 What's next?

For more info on the Climate Change Leaders fund, see https://www.munropartners.com/. US utility NextEra’s Capital Markets Day shares research on the US electricity system here: https://www.investor.nexteraenergy.com/news-and-events/events-and-presentations/2025/12-08-2025

Is now a good time to look for a new role in sustainability?

In this episode of The Greener Way, host Michelle Baltazar discusses the recruitment challenges and opportunities in the sustainability sector with Richard Evans, founder and chief executive of Talent Nation.

They explore critical issues including low staff retention rates, the necessity of executive support, and the impact of economic pressures on sustainability roles.

Richard emphasises the importance of hiring the right talent, understanding organisational needs, and the rising demand in 2026 for roles focused on disclosures and compliance.

00:58 Guest Introduction: Richard Evans

01:14 Retention issues on ESG roles

03:10 Survey insights on burnout and turnover

05:31 Challenges on the job

06:37 Solutions for staff retention and support

10:21 Blurring lines between roles

2:53 Current job market and opportunities

7:54 Final thoughts and practical tips