Bloomberg calls this “The Hottest Thing in Green Energy”

Why 120 of the world's biggest companies are all backing THIS green fuel – and how you can get a slice of the action.

Why 120 of the world's biggest companies are all backing THIS green fuel – and how you can get a slice of the action.

Sam Volkering | 01 Jan 2022 Why 120 of the world's biggest companies are all backing THIS green fuel – and how you can get a slice of the action.  Dear Reader,   In 2017, representatives from some of the world's biggest companies met in Davos, Switzerland to form a new initiative...   You've probably never heard about this "Super Council", but you will recognise more than a few of the names on their members list.   Which to date includes 120 of the world's largest and most influential companies like:   Microsoft...   Bosch...   Airbus...   BP...   Royal Dutch Shell...   And nearly ALL the major car manufacturers.   Their mission? To boost the rollout of ONE clean, green energy source.   It's not wind, solar or tidal power...   It's not a new type of battery...   And it's not new form of nuclear power...   It's a British green "super fuel" that's predicted to kickstart an $11.7 trillion market surge.   Bloomberg Green calls it "The Hottest Thing in Green Energy"...   If you want to learn about the "super fuel" this "super council" is throwing its weight behind...   Including the names of 3 small-cap British companies that most investors aren't even aware of YET...   Then CLICK HERE NOW.   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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