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The Reason Why Coal, Natural Gas, and Oil Editor’s Note: Today, we have the first half of a two-part series that describes both the current energy situation and, eventually, a way to profit from it. Enjoy… The Inside Scoop on Both Green and Dirty Electricity Generation
— Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger No matter how you look at it, today’s legislation is outlining tomorrow’s energy infrastructure — and Gov. Schwarzenegger’s comments could be a stringent foreshadowing of a new power revolution… As CO2 cap legislations are passed, like the one the Governator just passed in California, we will begin to see more nuclear power plants, as well as renewable forms of energy production. This will have massive ramifications for the world energy market. All of this news on carbon caps and clean energy laws is nothing new to you, so I won’t bore you with legislation details. I can promise you that although I’m all for renewable energy, we haven’t seen the end of the carbon fuels era. Instead, we have somewhat of an overlap with making the transition between green/nuclear energy and carbon-based energy. It’s this transition that presents itself with an awesome opportunity — a hidden market that allows you to play all of these forms of energy with one single play. *********Only 5 Days Remain********* 600% in 6 Months — Guaranteed — or You Pay Nothing There’s One Catch: You MUST Respond Before Midnight, Feb. 18... Today, you have an exclusive chance to grab four free months of Agora Financial’s best performing options research service. That’s a $350 value you can have for nothing. But only until midnight on Feb. 18. And if access to this generations-old profit key doesn’t give you a chance for six money-multipliers in six months, you won’t pay a dime. Check it out here… ***************************************** The carbon cap that Gov. Schwarzenegger passed has eliminated 15 carbon-based power plants in the surrounding states that were set to come online and supply energy to the California power grid. It just wasn’t going to be economical for them to complete production anymore. This is a huge development for energy markets. For starters, California is a huge consumer of energy. If California were an independent country, its economy would be the sixth largest in the world. So when 15 power plants shut down, it’s a big deal. Not just for California, but also for any other economy that’s leaning toward green energy policy change. Californians are still going to use their air-conditioning units, lights, and televisions — demand will continue to rise. And the power supply has to come from somewhere, or we can expect to see massive brown- and blackouts. According to the governor’s new legislation, this energy will be green. But how green? There are still technological limitations with green energy created from the Earth’s natural forces:
Nuclear energy and the market for processed uranium (U3O8) has become the center of attention recently. It is a cost-effective form of energy with virtually no carbon emissions. But it, too, has its drawbacks to keep it from being a universally accepted power source: The disposal of used fuel rods, general safety worries, and an overall negative political image. Because of those reasons, coal, oil, and natural gas power plants aren’t going anywhere. A system of tradable carbon credits might be developed and used more extensively, but your guess is as good as mine as to when that will happen, dear reader. I just know that brown energy is here to stay, at least for a while. ***************************************** Urgent Investment Coverage: The Oil War of 2008 Demand for natural resources is higher today than it has ever been. Energy prices are rising and will seriously dent your wallet as we chug through the winter months. In the larger world, the great game is now all about how nations and their oil and mining companies can corner resources. Click here to read an EYE-OPENING report on how to protect yourself, your wallet and your investments. ***************************************** Here’s an overview:
Here’s the problem: Fossil fuel energy emits CO2 as a byproduct, renewable energy is behind the curve in getting online, and nuclear power plants have some innate risks to them. Basically, mitigation, as a result of Peak Oil, is approximately 10-15 years behind the curve, resulting in an attempt to bring on as much power from diverse sources in a very brief period of time. So I’m not going to say that one form of power is better than another. What I do know is that it will be a combination of all these forms of energy that will keep the lights going; that’s definite. World population is growing, and countries like China, India and Brazil are industrializing at an extreme pace with millions of people who will be coming onto the already-overtaxed world power grid. Unfortunately, I have to cut it short. On Friday, I will be back with the one market that allows you to take advantage of the growing demand in ALL of these forms of energy. Also, there is one very speculative pick that I’ll throw in as well. Until then… Regards, P.S.: I mentioned Byron King earlier. Well, he just recently discovered five microscopic penny stocks that will soon control a relatively unknown type of energy. He calls it the “China Lake Energy.” Check it out here, before word leaks out… Editor’s Note: As always, please send any questions or concerns to us at jim@pennysleuth.com. |
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