- The clean energy ETFs have come to a complete halt upon delivering market beating returns since early 2020.
- Having traded sideways for some time, the headlines have been mostly about potential supply chain and raw material pricing woes.
- Having lacked a trigger, the COP26 climate conference set to take place in a few weeks may once again ensure focus on the ETFs.
- Under UK presidency, the COP26 conference will demand increased financial pledges from developed countries and an acceleration of energy transformation towards sustainable sources.
- Recent elections show leading countries aren't doing enough, which may result in a more ambitious global agenda.
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TAN: COP26 The Next Triggering Point