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Over the course of the last two decades renewable energy has been a subject that has found its way into discussion from the family dinner table to the top of global political.
For the YLCO ETF, Renewable Energy Is the Name of the Game December 16, 2020
While environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing has been in the limelight as of late, a subcategory of the space, renewable energy, is also seeing strength. This is propelling funds to strong gains, like the
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YLCO seeks to provide exposure to an emerging class of income-generating renewable energy assets called YieldCos, along with other companies associated with the production of renewable energy that meet a minimum dividend yield criteria. Such companies may include renewable energy utilities (e.g., solar, wind and hydroelectric power), producers of renewable energy components, producers of biofuels, and other companies involved in the financing, installation, and operation of renewable energy projects, including smart grid technology.
Deloitte Predicts 5 Renewable Energy Trends to Watch
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Despite the pandemic and an economic recession, businesses and governments continued to pursue their decarbonization plans in 2020, according to Deloitte. Even without a direct incentive for green infrastructure development in the economic stimulus measures passed in response to COVID-19, clean energy demand in the US proved resilient, as renewables and storage recorded declining costs and rising capacity and usage factors.
Deloitte’s Renewable Energy Industry Outlook indicates that renewables edged out other electricity generation sources when electric demand fell this year (the US Energy Information Administration estimates that electricity consumption will likely fall by 3.9% year over year in 2020). Renewable growth is expected to rise in 2021 as the new administration starts to execute a platform that includes rejoining the Paris Climate Accord, investing $2 trillion in clean energy, and fully decarboni