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Trump Wanted Clean Energy Dead—It's Crushing Nvidia And AI Instead
Benzinga· 2025-10-22 15:13
Core Insights - The clean energy sector is experiencing significant growth despite political opposition, outperforming even the AI sector in investment returns [1][2] - The Invesco Roundhill Clean Energy ETF has increased by 44% year-to-date, surpassing the iShares Semiconductor ETF and Nvidia Corp. by approximately 10 percentage points [2] - A surge in demand for clean energy projects is noted, with developers racing to complete installations before potential tax benefit changes [5][6] Industry Trends - The U.S. is projected to add record amounts of renewable capacity through 2027, with 93% of new capacity expected to come from renewable sources and batteries this year [5] - Global investment in clean technology is anticipated to reach $2.2 trillion by 2025, representing two-thirds of all energy spending [7] - The transition to clean energy is characterized as the defining investment cycle of the coming decade, absorbing two-thirds of global energy capital flows [8] Company Performance - Notable clean energy stocks have seen substantial increases, with MP Materials Corp. up 338%, Bloom Energy Corp. up 331%, and Amprius Technologies Inc. up 308% [9] - Other companies like Navitas Semiconductor Corp. and Eos Energy Enterprises have also shown impressive growth, with increases of 289% and 211% respectively [9]