The sum falls short of the $1.3 trillion initially identified as necessary to address the climate change crisis.

Global leaders gather at COP29 to address climate change, carbon market mechanisms, and climate finance. Urgency and controversy at a fossil fuel reliant host country, but focus on establishing rules for a global carbon market.

Investors are zeroing in on what potential political outcomes in the U.S. elections Tuesday could mean for the markets.

World may miss climate goals by 2030, but net-zero by 2050 will cost $3.5 trillion annually. Renewables key, but face challenges in supply and materials. Oil & gas expected to remain in mix, but NDCs and global cooperation crucial for success.

In a recent study, researchers have suggested that Arkansas could potentially hold a significant amount of lithium, a crucial component for electric car batteries and other high-tech products.

Here's what investors should know about what's at stake for sustainable companies.

Let’s break down the key sectors that stand to gain from a Trump or Harris presidency and explore the risks investors should be aware of heading into this election outcome.

Anyone hoping to see a little more volatility finally got it today… but not necessarily in the shiny bearish package they were counting on. Indeed, the S&P 500 finished the day - and the third quarter - with an all-time high close.

Diversify your portfolio with ETFs that capitalize on the clean energy, nuclear, and energy infrastructure sectors.

Clean energy jobs grew twice the rate of overall jobs in the U.S. in 2023, with a 4.2% increase and 142,000 new positions. Unionization rates in the sector also surpassed the overall energy sector. Clean energy means good, unionized jobs across the country.

First Trust Global Wind Energy ETF, which follows the wind energy industry, is up 4% since January and 6.6% in the past year.

Tesla Inc. has had a difficult year but recent gains and a Golden Cross pattern have sparked optimism for a rebound.

Global temperatures continue breaking records in July 2024. This trend is caused by human impact on the climate and led to extreme weather events and potential investment opportunities in companies producing air-conditioning units.

Investors may want to avoid these clean energy stocks to sell as broader political and economic conditions don't favor them.

The stock market is experiencing a significant downturn, which researchers attribute to the actions and statements of former President Donald Trump.

Federal Reserve to announce interest rate decision, expectations are for no change but analyst expects stocks to surge if Fed confirms rate cut in September.

The Biden administration's tariff increase on Chinese solar panels aims to protect US market and support energy independence, says First Solar CEO.

Texas leads in clean energy with plans for 35.6GW capacity, more than next 10 states combined. Favorable geography and climate explain its success.

Clean tech stocks face cautious investor sentiment due to concerns about execution and balance sheets. Enovix and ChargePoint making strides in EV charging and batteries. eVTOL stocks surge, but may be ahead of fundamentals. Plug Power faces policy uncertainty in hydrogen sector.

Oil stocks tumble as investors fear potential shift in energy sector under a Harris presidency. Renewable energy ETFs rise in response.

Buy recent weakness in green energy stocks that dropped on the latest fear. In fact, here are three to consider now.

U.S. solar manufacturers want Biden to strengthen rules on solar tax credit to promote domestic production. Solar stocks fell on Wednesday.

These are three energy stocks to sell prior to a potential Trump victory in November that would impact the clean energy industry.

These are three renewable energy stocks to sell as they continue to lead to serious portfolio losses for their investors. %

Solars as well as electric vehicle stocks have seen their shares plummet over the past month, but that may be about to change.