Boris Johnson’s pledge (could it make YOU a fortune?)

Experts say this could "spur the UK's economy by attracting billions in investment"

Paolo Cabrelli | 25 July 2020 Experts say this could “spur the UK’s economy by attracting billions in investment” Dear Reader,   Boris Johnson has pledged to “build back greener” after the lockdown.   And experts believe renewable energy companies “hold the potential to spur the UK’s economy by attracting billions in investment and creating thousands of green jobs across the UK.”   We’re talking about as many as 850,000 British Jobs in a time when our country needs them the most.   No wonder the government announced a £2 billion “green homes grant.”    And another £1.1 billion to make public buildings and social housing greener.   But it’s not just the UK that has a green strategy.   Bloomberg explains the deal for Europe:   “Europe’s Recovery Plan Has Green Strings Attached […]  Access to EU funds will require alignment with green goals”   It’s a fact. A huge chunk of the €750 billion EU recovery plan will go into clean energy.   And that’s on top of the already announced €1 trillion European Green Deal.   Even the US, which under Donald Trump left the Paris Climate Agreement, is attending a summit about a green recovery from the pandemic crisis.   And Joe Biden, the US presidential candidate, announced a $2 trillion climate plan should he make it to the White House.   China, the world’s second largest economy, is investing heavily in green energy, too. In fact, China is a world leader in solar and wind power.   All these clean energy initiatives ares great for the planet and the global economy.   But also for you, as a private investor.   Because when trillions hit just one corner of the market... fortunes can be made.   Our resident energy investing expert, James Allen, has been able to take advantage of this energy transition.   In the last few months alone, he’s been able to secure for his readers some mouth-watering profits:   For example, a stock he recommended about a year ago has returned 794%.   And another one has achieved in just 98 DAYS a % return!   Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results But as James says, this is just the first stage of the energy transition.   It's what happens next that should get you excited.   To help you take advantage of the phenomenon he calls the “$100 trillion GREEN RESTART,” James is running a clean energy investing summit.   He invited some of the most well-known and respected experts in the sector.   Normally, to listen to their insights you would have to pay hundreds or even thousands of pounds.   But you can claim your spot for free.   We’re footing the bill so you can see first hand why grabbing a stake in the renewables revolution could be THE biggest fortune-maker of the 2020s!   The event starts on Monday 27th July at 9am.   But I suggest you sign up today. So you can get early access to £200 worth of free bonuses James has prepared.   Even better, during the event you will find out James’ #1 idea to profit from renewable electricity (just by signing up you get the stock name, ticker symbol and analysis… for FREE)   >> Click here to save your seat and understand the biggest shake up to the energy markets in a hundred years…   Paolo Cabrelli, Publisher, Southbank Investment Research   The European Union’s proposed €750 billion fund to help the bloc recover from the coronavirus crisis will have green strings attached, with 25% of all funding set aside for climate action, the European Commission has said.   It’s now official: the EU’s updated seven-year €1 trillion budget proposal and a €750 billion recovery plan will both be geared towards the green and digital transitions.

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