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Friday, September 19th, 2008
Dear Energy and Capital Reader,
The renewable energy industry has spawned numerous billionaires. That's to be expected in an industry growing so rapidly.
Thing is, these billionaires have come from countries outside the United States because the international market was first to accept the renewable revolution.
Now, the race is on. And many more fortunes will be made as the use of wind and solar is ramped up. Solar and Wind are already the world's fastest growing forms of electricity generation.
Let's face it. The U.S. markets are in the pits, thanks to shady lending practices and misguided investments made by the nation's largest banks.
And now U.S. banks are looking to global firms to bail them out... because that's where the money is.
It's time to take things international if you want to make money in these troubled markets. The following report outlines how you can do just that.
Call it like you see it,
Nick
"Just as thousands were drawn to California and the Klondike in the late 1800s, the green energy gold rush is attracting legions of modern day prospectors in all parts of the globe," - Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General
Dear reader,
The world's most elite investors - we're talking about the richest 1% - are going green.
In fact, according to the United Nation’s Environment Program, these folks actually plowed $148 billion into the renewable energy sector last year.
But there's one catch...
Nearly none of those investment dollars are staying in the U.S.
You see, the most profitable renewable energy markets aren't anywhere near the U.S.
Truth is, despite all the "green" hype here at home, both Germany and China beat out total domestic green investment last year by more than $6 billion.
And countries like Spain, Norway, and even Tunisia have government-backed renewable energy initiatives that dwarf anything happening stateside.
Heck, even Latvia will be getting 42% of its electricity from renewables in less
