Sinopsis
Certainly we can look to the solar bull market of 2007 to counter the last sentence of that e - mail. Whether it was the 900 percent gain that First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR) delivered or the 1,700 percent gain that World Water & Solar Technologies (OTCBB:WWAT) delivered, green chip investors who were properly positioned last year made an absolute fortune.
Still, even with all the money we ’ ve made in the past by investing in renewable energy, the question “ Why would you invest in renewable energy? ” is still quite valid, especially when you consider the fact that there really is a lack of easily accessible and credible information regarding the current state of the overall energy marketplace.
For instance, while the local news has made a habit of reporting on high gas prices every time the summer driving season kicks into high gear, rarely do we hear how these so - called high gas prices are actually quite cheap. The true cost of gasoline is probably closer to about $11.00 a gallon. You may not be paying that price at the pump, but you are paying it. You ’ ll see how in Chapter 1 .
We also hear a lot about how the United States is the “ Saudi Arabia of coal,” boasting a 250 - year supply. However, rarely do we hear how these coal - supply numbers are highly infl ated, or how the United States most likely passed its peak of coal production nearly 10 years ago. You ’ ll read more about this in Chapter 1 , as well.
Content
- TRANSITIONING TO THE NEW ENERGY ECONOMY
- THE GLOBAL ENERGY MELTDOWN
- THE SOLAR SOLUTION
- GLOBAL WINDS
- THE HEAT BELOW
- WHAT MAY WASH UP IN THE TIDE
- WHAT’S THAT SMELL?
- THE EFFICIENCY ADVANTAGE
- THE END OF OIL
- FOREIGN OIL: THE PATH TO SUICIDE
- BIOFUELS: MORE THAN JUST CORN
- PLUGGED-IN PROFITS
- THE SCIENCE AND PROFITABILITY OF CLIMATE CHANGE
- GLOBAL WARMING: THE NOT-SO-GREAT DEBATE
- PROFITING FROM POLLUTION
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