Clean energy stocks are an interesting place to be in 2025. The new administration came in and changed the policy landscape surrounding renewables, cutting credits and financial support from the public sector. That said, renewables are still here, and many projects are still going forward. Indeed, a variety of factors are pushing renewable stocks forward despite those headwinds, helping the space perform for investors. One clean energy ETF, FRNW, may be of interest, particularly amid those trends. The Fidel ...

BE has returned a remarkable 391% this year, according to YCharts data. The stock stands out as the largest equity stock in FRNW's portfolio as of October 21st. The fund also invests in foreign clean energy firms like Spain-based EDP Renovaveis SA (EDRVF). The company, which focuses on wind power generation, has returned 53.9% YTD. Together, stocks like those have helped the clean energy ETF perform and beat its peers. With continued investment outside the U.S. and rates falling domestically, the fund could ...