A fracking big opportunity for “rain fuel” investors

Why Sunak's fracking ban is a huge opportunity for "rain fuel" investors

Why Sunak's fracking ban is a huge opportunity for "rain fuel" investors

Sam Volkering | 29 Oct 2022   Why Sunak's fracking ban is a huge opportunity for "rain fuel" investors Dear Reader,    On Wednesday new PM, Rishi Sunak, flipped the Tories policies once again, reinstating Britain's ban on fracking.   Which could be bad news for anybody invested in British gas companies...   But very good news for investors in natural gas' biggest competitor - and I'm not talking about oil.   This fuel is 3 times more powerful than natural gas and capable of doing everything it can do – but without the emissions.   I call it "rain fuel" and as the name suggests, it's made using something Britain naturally has in abundance – water.   Fresh water, salt water, even moisture from the air. It's all liquid gold when paired with a unique British invention.   That's right, there's no fracking involved in creating "rain fuel".   Just incredible British technology + water.   It might sound insignificant, but according to Goldman Sachs, the "rain fuel" industry could be worth $11 trillion by 2050.   And I believe British companies could be at the heart of this historic energy boom.   Because unknown to most people, the British government has been quietly laying plans for years to become a world leader in "rain fuel".     The first major milestone is about to be announced. A nationwide rollout of this fuel into our existing gas pipelines.   At the moment, very few people know about it. But it could hit the headlines within the next few weeks.   That's why I've called in the help of one of Britain's top clean investing expert...   To pick out 4 exciting "rain fuel" tech companies that every British investor needs to know about BEFORE the rollout begins.   All the details, including names of those 4 stocks, can be accessed here.        ​​​​​​​   Sam Volkering Editor, Exponential Investor

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