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At Close: Jul 31, 2026
Climate Bill Could Be Sunny for Solar Equities
09:41am, Tuesday, 02'nd Aug 2022
In a surprise move that's leaving some policymakers on the right less than happy, Democrats U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senator Joe Manchin have an agreement on climate legislation t
Best-Performing ETF Areas of Last Week
09:05am, Tuesday, 02'nd Aug 2022
Wall Street staged a rally last week. Some upbeat earnings and expectations of slower Federal Reserve monetary tightening boosted markets.
Private Investment Is a Credible Catalyst for Renewable Energy
11:52am, Friday, 29'th Jul 2022
Much of the thesis for renewable energy equities and the related exchange traded funds often focuses on government spending. Indeed, there's no denying that's a relevant factor to consider.
Clean Energy ETFs Climb on New Climate Spending Bill
07:31pm, Thursday, 28'th Jul 2022
Clean energy sector-related exchange traded funds surged Thursday after Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va.
Not Quite Climate Emergency, but White House Action Could Propel CNRG
12:33pm, Friday, 22'nd Jul 2022
President Biden stopped short of declaring a climate emergency on Wednesday as some market observers and political pundits expected he would. However, the president did make a variety of clean energy
ESG Resonates With Younger Investors
12:11pm, Thursday, 21'st Jul 2022
Institutional investors and registered investment advisors (RIAs) often get much of the credit, and rightfully so, for spurring adoption of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies. Howe
Sizzling Solar Stocks Lift CNRG
09:08am, Monday, 11'th Jul 2022
With significant support from solar stocks, clean energy equities and the related exchange traded funds surged Thursday on news that China is considering significant economic stimulus and amid talks t
Rays of Sun Emerge for Solar Industry
11:42am, Friday, 24'th Jun 2022
Solar stocks and renewable energy exchange traded funds recently got a boost when the Biden Administration announced tariff exemptions on solar products manufactured in some Southeast Asian countries.
Renewable Energy Stock Declines Could Prove Short-Sighted
10:32am, Friday, 17'th Jun 2022
This year, renewable energy stocks are being dragged lower by a variety of factors, including erosion in growth stocks and rising inflation — the latter of which is leading to higher input costs. H
White House Solar Tariff Exemption Has Benefits, Says Moody's
10:02am, Thursday, 16'th Jun 2022
Last week, the Biden administration unveiled tariff exemptions on solar panels produced in Southeast Asian countries, sparking a rally, albeit brief, in renewable energy equities and exchange traded f
This Is How EVs Are Implicating Energy Markets
01:59pm, Tuesday, 14'th Jun 2022
Electric vehicle (EV) sales have enjoyed several strong quarters, with EVs' share of new car sales in California surging to 16% in the first quarter of 2022. Automotive analysts estimate that nation
9 Best Index Funds to Buy and Hold
09:00am, Sunday, 12'th Jun 2022
If you hate having to conduct due diligence on every high-potential stock, you might consider these best index funds to buy instead. The post 9 Best Index Funds to Buy and Hold appeared first on Inves
Finally, Some Political Help for Renewable Energy ETFs
11:04am, Wednesday, 08'th Jun 2022
Investors that actively follow or allocate capital to renewable energy equities and the related exchange traded funds know all too well about the political sensitivity of this asset class. That was on
Hey Big Spenders, Renewable Energy Is Calling
10:42am, Tuesday, 31'st May 2022
Renewable energy equities and the related exchange traded funds have the tailwinds required to bounce back from this year's slump. That's good news for funds such as the ALPS Clean Energy ETF (ACES
Renewable Energy Spending Outlook Attractive for ACES
11:41am, Tuesday, 17'th May 2022
Renewable energy equities and the related exchange traded funds are faltering this year as growth stocks decline, but spending forecasts remain attractive. That could be a sign that the long-term thes
