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The Smart Grid Gets Its Own ETF [View article]
Opportunities in the Wind Energy Value Chain [View article]
Grid Connectivity: Invest in Alternative Energy's Missing Link [View article]
When is our country going to get serious about investing in the grid?
Why I'm Long Uranium and Nuclear / Power Engineering [View article]
The author brings so much political baggage into the analysis that there is no credibility to any of his conclusions.
The 10 Most Traded European ADRs [View article]
Desertec Solar Project: Investors Can't Afford to Be Too Green if They Want to Make Money [View article]
Investing in the Smart Grid [View article]
If the figure of "$2 trillion by 2030" is right, that's $100 billion per year, ON AVERAGE. But having tried this investment thesis starting over a year ago, I realized that one can go broke waiting for an "average" year. The real question becomes, when will all this growth actually start?
Will Pickens' Scrapped Project Slow Wind Energy Momentum? [View article]
Storage: The Best Renewable Energy Integration Strategy? [View article]
Since GE has just announced big plans for manufacturing NaS batteries for grid applications (notably, wind power storage), does that change your interpretation of priorities?
ABB / Kuhlman: Sweetspot for the Power Grid [View article]
New Wind ETF Cools Off Sunburned Portfolios [View article]
As it happens, I do have just about $20k to invest in Alternative Energy, but if I implemented your strategy, I'd have a lot of trading costs, at $9 per pick. That hardly beats managed-fund expense, especially if I have to revise some of the picks.
My other concern is the liquidity/spread of the .PK issues. Can you comment on this? I especially like Sharp and New Flier.
--Aalan