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Biden plans to halve US emissions by 2030

FCEL Stock: There s Still Plenty of Time to Invest in FuelCell

Recharge News: The Solar Energy Industries (SEIA) CEO Abigail Ross Hopper said a Biden presidency would “advance clean energy incorporat[ing] environmental justice”, while American Council on Renewable Energy (Acore) CEO Greg Wetstone called the election “historic” and one that would create “the clean energy future that Americans want, and scientists say we need.” Goldman Sachs Calls Hydrogen a ‘Once in a Lifetime Opportunity’ Goldman Sachs called hydrogen a “once in a lifetime opportunity,” adding, the addressable market could be worth up to $11.7 trillion in the next 30 years. Analysts at Bank of America says green hydrogen could be worth more than $11 trillion by 2050. In addition, the firm also compared green hydrogen to smartphones pre-2007 and the internet prior to the dot-com boom, as also highlighted by CNBC.

There s Still Plenty of Time to Invest in FuelCell

There’s Still Plenty of Time to Invest in FuelCell InvestorPlace 1/19/2021 Hydrogen stocks have been incredibly explosive. Among those are FuelCell Energy (NASDAQ: FCEL), which ran from $7 to $20 before pulling back recently. However, most can see even more upside in FCEL stock. © Provided by InvestorPlace An image of a hydrogen fueling station against a blue sky. All as countries around the world scramble to find a solution to meet new demands for energy and reduce harmful emissions. In fact, many are turning to hydrogen as a game changer to help countries meet their zero-emission targets. After all, hydrogen is generating energy through a chemical reaction, which produces water and heat as byproducts. It doesn’t create emissions and can be used for a good number of applications in transportation and portable power, for example.

Anaemic : Over 400,000 US clean energy jobs lost since outbreak of Covid-19

13 January 2021 11:23 GMT Updated  13 January 2021 11:28 GMT The US clean energy industry has haemorrhaged over 400,000 jobs since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, seeing the first year-on-year decline in its numbers and finishing 2020 with its smallest workforce since 2015, according to new figures from by BW Research Partnership. Green is the new black. Subscribe to Accelerate Get the market insight you need into the global oil & gas industry s energy transition – from the new newsletter from Upstream and Recharge. Sign up here The calculations, carried out for renewables advocacy groups Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2), E4TheFuture and the American Council on Renewable Energy (Acore) using latest federal unemployment filings, revealed that while almost 17,000 positions had been added in December by the sector, more than 429,000 – 12% of the sector’s pre-Covid-19 workforce – remained unemployed.

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