The $2.7 trillion energy opportunity you’ve probably never heard of

This "super fuel" is soaring past battery power as the new favourite in one giant industry...

This "super fuel" is soaring past battery power as the new favourite in one giant industry...

Sam Volkering | 03 Jan 2022 This "super fuel" is soaring past battery power as the new favourite in one giant industry...  Dear Reader,   Did you know that if the aviation industry was a country, it would have the 20th largest economy in the world - bigger than some members of the G20!   BUT, it would also be amongst the top 10 most polluting countries...   Now aviation companies are under increasing pressure to clean up their act.   In response some of them are throwing their substantial weight be hind a new green fuel which could provide the solution.   Now you might think battery power is the obvious choice...   But there's a major problem with that – weight.   Jet fuel provides 43x more power than a battery of the same weight. But it's mostly made from dirty, crude oil.   That's why aviation giants like Airbus are investing in this green "super fuel" to power their new passenger jets..   It's light...   It's quick to refuel...   And it's x3 more powerful than oil.   The Telegraph calls it "The Fuel of the 2020s?"... ...which could "clean up Britain's transport network this decade".   Because it's not just planes it can power – but lorries, trains, buses, diggers and even massive cargo ships.     But transport is just one use for this "super fuel"...     It could replace fossil fuels in everything from home heating to steel production.   Last year Goldman Sachs called it a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" and said it could be an $11.7 trillion market by 2050...   And the UK plans to add another untold fortune into the pot as early as the start of next year when they launch a new Net Zero Strategy.   Before that happens...    And with the help of the man I call "Britain's #1 clean investor", I want to show you where the biggest opportunities could lie in this explosive new market...   All the details are in my new presentation.    Until next time,   Sam Volkering Editor, Exponential Investor   P.S.The world's biggest oil producer Saudi Aramco is also a member of this "super council"   In fact, all the big names in the oil industry are in there.   What are their true intentions? It's hard to say for sure.   But I think that whatever they're interested in is worth taking a long, hard look at.   BEFORE everyone else notices...   Click here now to learn more about this "super council" and the "super fuel" they're backing.

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