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PublisherWiley & Sons, Incorporated, John

ISBN-100470152680

ISBN-139780470152683

eBay Product ID (ePID)64468681

Product Key Features

Book TitleInvesting in Renewable Energy : Making Money on Green Chip Stocks

Number of Pages272 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2008

TopicPublic Policy / Energy Policy, Power Resources / Alternative & Renewable, Investments & Securities / General

IllustratorYes

GenrePolitical Science, Technology & Engineering, Business & Economics

AuthorChris Nelder, Jeff Siegel

Book SeriesAngel Ser.

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height1 in

Item Weight16 Oz

Item Length9.3 in

Item Width6.3 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2008-018566

Dewey Edition22

Series Volume Number1

Dewey Decimal333.79/4

Table Of ContentPreface vii Part I: Transitioning to the New Energy Economy Chapter 1: The Global Energy Meltdown 3 Chapter 2: The Solar Solution 27 Chapter 3: Global Winds 53 Chapter 4: The Heat Below 79 Chapter 5: What May Wash Up in the Tide 95 Chapter 6: What's That Smell? 109 Chapter 7: The Efficiency Advantage 119 Part II: The End of Oil Chapter 8: Foreign Oil: The Path to Suicide 133 Chapter 9: Biofuels: More Than Just Corn 155 Chapter 10: Plugged-In Profits 173 Part III: The Science and Profitability of Climate Change Chapter 11: Global Warming: The Not-So-Great Debate 189 Chapter 12: Profiting from Pollution 205 Conclusion: The Greatest Investment Opportunity of the Twenty-First Century 215 Notes 221 About the Authors 245 Index 247

SynopsisInvesting in Renewable Energy puts the depletion of finite resources such as oil, natural gas, and coal in perspective, and discusses how renewable energy solutions-from solar and wind to geothermal and biofuels-will usher in a new generation of wealth for investors and a new way of life for everyone. With this book, you'll discover various renewable energy technologies that are at the forefront of transitioning our energy economy, and learn how to profit from next-generation renewable energy projects and companies that are poised to take over where fossil fuels will leave off., Praise for Investing In Renewable Energy "Jeff Siegel was investing in renewable energy years before Wall Streetheard of the names Ormat Technologies, Suntech, SunPower, or First Solar. His first issue of Green Chip Stocks was published in 2004. So not only hashe been ahead of the curve on the renewable energy boom . . . but in many cases,hes been the curve! With oil trading over $100 a barrel . . . and Americansstaring at the greatest energy crisis in history, Jeffs new tome is amust-have for any serious investor." Brian Hicks, author of Profit from the Peak: The End of Oil and theGreatest Investment Event of the Century Green Chip Stocks represent the most important stocks traded today, for one simple reason: these are the investments that will allow us to end our reliance on foreign oil and build a stronger, safer, and cleaner domestic energy infrastructure. Renewable energy is not only creating a new way of life, but also a new generation of wealth. Filled with in-depth insights and practical advice, Investing in Renewable Energy shows you how to tap into this growing market in order to capture unparalleled profits. Throughout the book, author Jeff Siegel with the help of energy experts Chris Nelder and Nick Hodge explores various renewable energy technologies and shows you how to profit from next-generation renewable energy projects and companies that are poised to take over where fossil fuels will leave off. With Investing in Renewable Energy as your guide, youll quickly discover the tremendous potential of the alternative energy industry and learn how to make the most of the opportunities within it., An expert in the area of renewable energy shares his profitable investment ideas In the next ten to 15 years, the price of renewable energy will fall dramatically, allowing the industry to not only compete on a level playing field, but offer energy at a price that will be cheaper than oil, natural gas, and coal.

LC Classification NumberHD9502.A2S486 2008