With the fossil fuel prices rising dramatically and more signs pointing to Biden announcing executive actions to fight climate change, investors are placing bets on which technologies will benefit most. Judging by the smart money, solar energy is outpacing its most significant competition in the clean energy space, wind.The 5-year return on Invesco's Solar ETF (NYSEARCA: TAN) has been 233.52%, while the top wind energy ETF, First Trust Global Wind Energy (NYSEARCA: FAN), has only produced 32.45% gains over the same 5 year period. The solar ETF has delivered better returns in the past 6 months as well, +11.83% vs. -6.28%. So why is solar ironically 'blowing away wind'?
MOORE's LAW MEANS 'MORE' POWER
In computing, Moore's law dictates that the number of components that can be placed on a chip doubles every 18 months. That's the reason that the phone in your pocket has thousands of times as much memory and ten times as much processing power as a famed Cray 1 supercomputer, while weighing ounces compared to the Cray's 10,000 lb bulk, fitting in your pocket rather than a large room, and costing tens or hundreds of dollars rather than tens of millions.
This law that has created chips smart enough to bring the power of a supercomputer to your cell phone, is now allowing solar cells to bring exponentially more power with every passing year. Over the last 30 years, researchers have watched as the price of capturing solar energy has dropped exponentially. The
Conversely, wind power faces challenges due to its negative effects on wildlife and noise pollution which makes it less desirable to the same environmental investors it looks to court; while solar energy becomes increasingly less invasive as it continues to improve the efficiency of solar cells.
SOLAR STOCKS INVESTORS SEE 'SHINING'
Solar stocks are starting to soar based on the improvement in solar technology, several in the space are heating up and others seem to be set for a breakout in the near term.
One of the most valuable options for speculative solar investors may be
VTNA bills itself as "a food & energy company dedicated to food safety that builds and operates large commercial scale, energy self-sufficient, grid-connected, solar-powered, state-of-the-art, vertical greenhouses producing a range of fruits and vegetables for distribution to local markets."
2. VTNA has launched a Regulation A+ Offering, Making it a great value for Retail InvestorsVetaNova's offering allows early retail investors to invest like an institution. One unit at
*Inflation-sensitive assets and production - with its ability to produce its own energy through solar and water/ soil savings the company can shield itself from the factors causing food prices to rise from inflation. *Lower cost local food for local markets - its greenhouse's low production cost, plus strategic placement near large municipalities allows it to offer competitive prices to large local markets. *Cost competitive
The company is in a good place to start producing returns in the near term after signing a long-term exclusive distribution agreement with
Investors interested in 'growing' with this solar-agritech play (VTNA) start here: https://www.vetanovarega.com/
'TRACKING' SOLAR STORIES
It has been a busy summer for solar tracking stocks, ARRY and FTCI.
SOLAR PARTNERSHIP POWERS NATIVE CHAPTER HOUSE
"The
Learn more about solar agritech play VTNA, here: https://www.vetanovarega.com/
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