Redwood Grove Capital’s latest letter explores the surge in clean energy stocks in 2020, driven by optimistic expectations for a more favorable regulatory environment. We discuss the complexities of transitioning to a low-carbon economy, using railroads as an example of hurdles facing traditional industries, and highlighting Intel as a secondary beneficiary amid the global shift towards electric vehicles and interconnected devices.
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