Our future of energy ETFs look to provide investment themes for accessing energy sources that will redefine our future.
Aiming to provide investment themes for accessing energy sources that will redefine our future.
Countries around the globe are facing unprecedented pressure to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, which will require a drastic departure from the current reliance on emissions-intensive energy and transport.
From renewable and clean energy, to green transport, to the critical materials underpinning the energy transition – change is coming, and fast.
Demand for energy is being substantially increased due to events such as the rapid increase in AI data centers, emerging markets digitalising their populations, and the rise in ventures such as electric vehicles. Each of these aspects require not just an increase in the use of materials which allow for the future of energy transition to take place, but also the extraction and transportation of said materials to facilitate it.
Regulation Driving Change
92 countries have net-zero targets in law, policy, or pledges. The US has pledged $783 billion, the EU over €1 trillion — the transition is underway.
Surging Electricity Consumption
Global electricity consumption is expected to increase 76% by 2050. This is being driven by global economic growth, as well as the electrification of developed economies.
Clean Tech Race
Clean technology is evolving, fast. But annual global investments will need to quadruple by 2050 to meet net-zero targets.
Key Risks
Future of Energy ETFs are for professional investors only. When you invest in ETFs, your capital is at risk.
The sector’s growth is primarily driven by companies generating substantial free cash flow and increasing their dividends. Impressively, 90% of the index’s companies have raised their dividends in the past year.
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