The Index is designed to track the performance of companies from developed markets whose economic fortunes are tied to the global clean energy business. The Index has a target constituent count of 100 and is limited to those stocks traded on a developed market exchange that meet or exceed, at the time of inclusion, $300 million in total market capitalization, $100 million in float-adjusted market capitalization, and $3 million average daily value traded over a six-month period. S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC (the Index Provider) first draws Index constituents from the S&P Global Broad Market Index and then determines whether a company is a global clean energy company by analyzing two factors (the Factors): a companys business description and its most recent reported revenue from its business segment that provides clean energy products or services (the Eligible Universe). Companies are identified as being in the clean energy business for their involvement in the production of clean energy or provision of clean energy technology and equipment, including but not limited to: biofuel and biomass energy production; biofuel and biomass technology and equipment; ethanol and fuel alcohol production; fuel cells technology and equipment; geothermal energy production; hydroelectricity production; hydro-electric turbines and other equipment; photo voltaic cells and equipment; solar energy production; wind energy production and wind turbines and other wind energy equipment.