Renewable Energy Group Stock is Up 34% in 2021, Will the Rally Continue?
REGI – As governments around the world take measures to transition their countries’ economies to renewable energy driven sustainable futures, the demand for biofuels is on the rise. So, we think it is wise to bet now on Renewable Energy (REGI), which is one of the largest biodiesel producers by volume in the United States. Let’s discuss.
Jan 29, 2021
Founded in 1996, Renewable Energy Group, Inc. (REGI) is an international producer of cleaner fuels and North America’s largest producer of biodiesel. The company’s segments include Biomass-based diesel, Services, Renewable Chemicals and Corporate and other activities. REGI’s products are alternatives to petroleum diesel and produce significantly lower carbon emissions.
Does Renewable Chemical Stock Gevo Belong in Your Portfolio?
GEVO – Gevo, Inc. (GEVO), a renewable chemicals and advanced biofuels company, saw its stock price advance more than 1,030% over the past three months after remaining sluggish for many years. With the new U.S. Presidential administration looking to drive America to carbon neutrality asap, we think EVO is strategically poised to benefit significantly. Let’s discuss the company.
Jan 29, 2021
Gevo, Inc. (GEVO) is a Colorado-based renewable chemicals and advanced biofuels company. It uses low-carbon renewable-resource-based carbohydrates as raw materials to achieve zero carbon emissions and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions with sustainable alternatives. It is developing renewable electricity and renewable natural gas for use in production processes. Its operating segments are the Gevo segment and the Gevo Development-Agri-Energy segment.
3 Biofuel Stocks That Could Surprise to the Upside: Cosan, Green Plains, and Bioceres Solutions
CZZ – The agriculture and biofuel industries are poised to grow significantly in the near- to mid-term because the U.S. government plans to make trade deals to revitalize those industries. With this, we think prominent industry participants Cosan (CZZ), Green Plains (GPRE) and Bioceres Crop Solutions (BIOX) are well positioned to benefit significantly soon. Let’s discuss.
Jan 27, 2021
The impact of the clean energy drive on industrial sectors has been the primary focus of analysts and economists worldwide, overshadowing the adaptive agricultural industry. With the Biden administration expected to strike agricultural trade deals to foster more stability in the sector, U.S. farm exports, which declined sharply under the Trump administration, are likely to revive in the near future. The U.S. has set an agricultural expor
) is a Denmark-headquartered developer, manufacturer, installer and servicer of wind turbines generating utility-scale electrical power. Founded in 1945 following the end of World War II, it is the world’s largest wind turbine company, employing a workforce of more than 25,000 and operates manufacturing plants in 16 countries spread across four continents.
VWDRY has installed more wind turbines than any other company in the renewable energy space, with over 122 GW of wind turbines in 82 countries. Last month, the company announced orders for a 504 MW installation in Colombia, a 51 MW order in Italy that included the installation of 11 wind turbines, and a 17 MW project in India.
4 Promising Stocks That Pay More Than a 5% Dividend Yield
XOM – Dividend investors that are concerned about what the future holds should consider investing in high-yield dividend stocks such as Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM), AT&T, Inc. (T), Total, SA (TOT), and British American Tobacco Industries (BTI). These companies have a history of paying steady or increased dividends and have delivered steady returns over the past few quarters. Read on for some details about these companies.
Jan 26, 2021
While many analysts are hopeful for a gradual global economic recovery this year, the financial markets are expected to remain volatile on several grounds, including the effectiveness (or not) of current COVID-19 vaccination efforts, additional fiscal stimulus measures, changes in economic indicators under the new U.S. Presidential administration, and occasional profit taking. All this, along with paltry yields on savings du