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Invesco Global Clean Energy ETF (NY:PBD)

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FuelCell Stock Jumps Despite Q2 Earnings Miss On Revenue Surge, New Restructuring Plan ↗

June 06, 2025

FuelCell’s restructuring plan includes a 22% reduction in workforce, bringing global headcount to approximately 426.

Via Stocktwits

Topics Artificial Intelligence Earnings

Gevo Buys Ethanol & CCS Assets, Secures Additional $100 Million Potential Funding For Net-Zero North Expansion ↗

February 03, 2025

Gevo acquired Red Trail Energy's ethanol plant and carbon capture assets for $210 million, providing potential for sustainable aviation fuel production and projected annual EBITDA of $30-60 million.

Via Benzinga

Solar, Renewables Stocks Crash After Trump Win: Should You Buy Now At Cheap Valuations? ↗

November 11, 2024

Trump's election win and GOP control of Congress doesn't bode well for solar and other clean energy stocks.

Via Benzinga

Topics Government

Why Is Renewable Energy Company Ameresco Stock Gaining Today? ↗

October 18, 2024

Ameresco's stock is rising as the company announces its participation in the GRIP Program for the Pu'uloa Microgrid project, enhancing energy resilience in Hawaii.

Via Benzinga

The 3 Best Renewable Energy Stocks to Buy in April 2024 ↗

April 05, 2024

With the world fighting to go green, it’s a good idea to have exposure to some of the best renewable energy stocks to buy in April.

Via InvestorPlace

Alternative Energy ETFs Shine as Oil Prices Rally Amid War ↗

March 09, 2022

Let’s take a look at some alternative energy ETFs

Via Talk Markets

Why & How To Invest In Alternative Energy ETFs ↗

April 17, 2021

When you take a look at what is really going on around the world, what you realize is that coal, and nuclear, and gas-powered cars, aren't being pursued and will die out in a decade or three.

Via Talk Markets

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