Transition
The great transition to low carbon energy has reached a tipping point. Unsubsidized solar and wind are now the cheapest source of new generation in every developed nation (including China and India) except Japan, according to a Bloomberg New Energy Finance. They are also a great investment. Over the past 12 months the Nasdaq Clean Edge Green Energy Index rose 9.91% while oil and gas fell 13.25%. And global investments in clean energy totalled $332 billion in 2018, up nearly six-fold from $62 billion in 2004. It’s happening. The only question is, who will be the winners and losers.
— Wayne Visser
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