Fuel from this 179-year old machine is part of an industry potentially worth $11.7 trillion by 2050

This 'lost' British invention is making a comeback

This 'lost' British invention is making a comeback

Sam Volkering | 29 Jun 2021 You can't keep Britain down – not this time  Dear Reader,   Take a look at this odd little device…     Source: Wikimedia Commons   It was created in 1842 by British inventor, William Grove.   By combining two base elements, he had found an abundant way to produce electricity.   And in doing so created a new type of clean fuel.   Wilhelm Ostwald, a Nobel Prize winner, said Grove's invention:   "is a larger invention for the civilization than the steam machine."   And had this new clean fuel become the dominate energy source it promised to be…   Grove could have made a fortune – and his name would be mentioned alongside those of famous British inventors.   But Grove's success was short-lived.   His clean fuel was overshadowed by big oil.    Large amounts of oil deposits were discovered, mined and sold cheap.   And for 150 years now, giant fossil fuel companies have dominated the energy sector.   But that's all about to change.   As governments push ever harder towards green energy, Grove's clean fuel is being rejuvenated.   Modernised.   Made cheaper.   And as Bloomberg puts it, is "the future of energy".    And right here in Britain, we're already rolling out a version of Grove's clean fuel.   According to Goldman Sachs, this industry could be worth $11.7 trillion globally by 2050.   Creating a "once in a lifetime opportunity".   As the Telegraph reported:   "The British public may not be aware, but this country is a world leader in what is about to become the dominant energy force of the 21st Century."   To put yourself in a position to capitalise, all you have to do is understand what's happening.   And know about the UK companies that could lead the way.   And I'll be happy to share those with you today.   Click here, and I'll show you everything you need to know.   Regards,   Sam Volkering Editor, Exponential Investor

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