A Green Energy Investing Guideline
Investment U (November 11th, 2009) Writes:
A Green Energy Investing Guideline
by Louise Harris, Investment U Research
Typically, when investors think about making money from climate change, they think about buying shares of companies that specialize in biofuels or alternative or green energy.
But those aren’t the only ways to profit from the green movement.
Deutsche Bank Group (NYSE: DB) recently conducted in-depth research, analyzing climate change and the cost of combating it. And a few very interesting conclusions came from it…
More capital is required to mobilize climate change industries and more action by government is required to attract capital. When governments offer tax incentives and create integrated plans to combat climate change, investors are attracted. Carbon markets could offer long-term solutions to investors trying to find a niche in the climate change debate.And there are countries out there doing just that.
The Greenest Countries
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