Thanks to action on climate change at international level, renewable energy (electricity generation by means of solar panels, wind power, heat pumps and so on) is the most rapidly growing industry on the planet.
That doesn't necessarily make it investible. Renewable energy is much more expensive than conventional power generation from hydrocarbons – and much less reliable. It is being propelled by generous government subsidy regimes which have distorted the energy markets in order to reduce carbon emissions. Most people think that that is good policy.
The real questions are then: Will renewables ever compete with conventional generation without subsidy? And are we ever going to be able to get all our energy from renewables? It turns out that even the most respected stalwart supporters of the "standard" model of climate change doubt it.
by Evil Knievil| Evil Diaries |1 mins. to read The fuss about the forthcoming listing of Aramco is entirely fake. The idea behind the 25% free float rule is to ensure that there is as little manipulation of the share price as is possible. Aramco is simply a vast bet on the price of oil, Aramco's reserves and of course Saudi politics.
by David Jones| Trading |1 mins. to read In my opinion, investors/traders don't spend enough time on putting together a strategy that helps them decide when to get out of a profitable position. All of the effort gets channeled into finding a perfect system for where to get in – which of course doesn't exist!
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