U.S. Climate Change Policy Will Drive Significant Investment Opportunities in Traditional and Alternative Energy

A new President and the likelihood of more Democrats in the House and Senate may tip the balance of power in energy debates from traditional oil and gas interests to proponents of new energy sources and cleantech goods and services. While we watch the election unfold, and as the rhetorical battles over energy policy continue in Washington, D.C., climate change legislation looms largest of all the energy debates.

Given the scope of the climate issue, traditional and alternative energy companies – as well as many companies that have not historically thought of themselves as energy companies or concerned themselves with energy policy matters – are paying close attention.

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Reprinted with permission from the Managed Funds Association