Energy utilities and providers are exposed to risk and uncertainty from power sources, consider the recent hike in oil prices as a prime example. At the end of the day the energy sources these providers use are an investment. An age old investment strategy for controlling volatility is diversification.
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While these utilities will diversify to control prices, there is one company diversifying its portfolio to become an all-in-one green energy provider
Kraneshares Global Carbon Transition ETF (NYSEARCA:KRBN) - The first to look into at this point in time is that of the innovative carbon credits trading firm KraneShares Global Carbon ETF. As more and more companies regulations come into place to tackle carbon emissions, there is expected to be a rise in the price of carbon allowance and that is where KraneShares Global is expected to come into play in a big way. The company offers carbon credits futtures contracts from a range of markets from all over the world. Currently, it may be a good move from investors to consider keeping an eye on the sort of work that the company does.
ARRY stock has outperformed the broader market on increased volume. The stock has soared 57% in the past month and 21% in the past week.
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