The transition to renewables from fossil fuel generation is happening around the world. As an investor, you’ll want to consider the opportunities while remaining aware of the risks. Renewables Replace 20% of European Fossil Fuel Energy Generation According to a June 3, 2024 Reuters article titled EU wind and solar growth displaces fossil fuel generation,…
How familiar are you with the hydrogen energy market? While more traditional renewable energy sources such as solar and wind are still leading in terms of investment, hydrogen energy, specifically something called “green hydrogen”, is being discussed as a serious source of renewable energy. Hydrogen’s ability to act as a hybrid between an energy generator…
EVs – or Electric Vehicles – represent an important alternative to carbon-producing vehicles, and feature prominently in the ongoing research and analysis Pendragon Capital Management undertakes for our Climate Impact portfolio. In this article, you’ll find our global perspective on EVs to help you better evaluate your investment opportunities. EVs: Here To Stay In an…
It would be an understatement to say that investors in the renewable energy space have been frustrated. After a strong run in 2020, shares in renewable energy companies have been in a steep bear market. To illustrate, the Invesco Solar ETF (symbol: TAN) was down 25% in 2021 and was down another 25% to the…
Welcome to the Pendragon Capital Management Guide to Green Investing. Green or sustainable investing is something we care intensely about. In fact, it’s why we created the Climate Impact Portfolio. Investors need a sound investment strategy and expertise to evaluate, and select investments, and manage risks in this new world of environmental technologies, business models,…
What comes to mind when you think of sustainability? What about sustainable investing? Earth Day and Sustainability Perhaps you’re thinking of the kind of activities that are often brought up in articles about the yearly Earth Day celebration. What about Earth Day? Did you know that the first Earth Day took place in 1972? That’s…
