BNE News and Press, Blue Horizon BNE ETF From 12/14/21

Within the energy sector, oil companies can gain a competitive advantage by reducing their carbon footprint. The result of our investigation is that in North Africa, PV is a realistic option to supply power for oil field operations. The development of large PV power hubs in Sahara...

The Blue Horizon BNE ETF offers complete exposure to the New Energy Economy, a multi-decade theme driv en by innovation in energy production, distribution, storage, and use . NEW YORK, Dec. 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blue Horizon Capital , an ...

As interest in electric vehicles grows, the companies behind the charging stations may deserve a closer look. The agriculture sector is looking to become more sustainable, and certain companies stand to benefit. Why some companies that are betting on ESG growth could face headwind...

At the UN’s recent COP26 climate summit, world leaders made ambitious pledges to combat global warming but also appeared more concerned than ever of the hard work ahead. While countries commit to goals, many quality companies are already reducing carbon-emissions. In our vi...

Several organizations measure or estimate greenhouse gas emissions at a sovereign level, which means data should be collected, standardized, reported, and widely distributed. Collective investor action, which can manifest itself in different ways, is gaining prominence because of what...

The inevitable rise of commodities in the next decade. Investing in commodities vs. producers. Could we see $150 oil? For further details see: Beyond The Energy Crisis: The Rise Of The Next Commodities Supercycle

It’s not uncommon for stakeholders in large organizations to have different views on the meaning of ESG and the importance of its pillars in defining organizational success. Both strategic and tactical asset allocation ultimately matter in portfolio construction and management ...

After the third quarter suddenly sagged, we are seeing optimistic forecasts for the fourth quarter. The key question is - will we sag, like the third quarter, or soar again, like the first two quarters? While there are some catalysts supporting the economy’s strength this quart...

We are moving from the recovery phase of the current cycle to its middle phase. But what kind of cycle is it likely to be? After 40 years of declining inflation and interest rates, the direction of travel appears to be changing, due to new central bank policy priorities, China’...

Contrary to the notion that tackling climate change comes at a net cost to the global economy, we expect that mitigating climate-related damages will help prevent economic deterioration and improve risk-asset returns. We believe traditional energy stocks have benefitted from the rotat...