[NEW] Energy Tech Can Save Us All

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SPONSORED Buying Opportunity of Your Lifetime - Free Ticker Symbol You wanted a do-over on 2009's easy stock market gains? When stocks like Apple, Netflix, Amazon and others sold for just a few dollars? This is your shot. ENERGY INVESTING Can Green Energy Fight Off a World in the Red? Rebecca Barshop | Senior Managing Editor | The Oxford Club The International Energy Agency has a plan to save us all. Last week, it published the Sustainable Recovery Plan. The purpose of this report was to create a blueprint for national governments on how to boost economic growth, create jobs and build cleaner energy systems - all in the wake of COVID-19. The answer the agency came up with seeks to mend the economic woes of the past while creating a more efficient future. And that solution is a $1 trillion global investment in clean energy. Individual investors certainly can't cough up that kind of cash, but there is a way for us to contribute to this green future. In a moment, we'll review a key technology that is already changing how we produce, consume and store energy today. A Global Road Map The Sustainable Recovery Plan is a comprehensive evaluation on economic and environmental reform... but it's ultimately a sales pitch targeted at the world's most powerful nations. It was designed as a three-year plan that could save or create 9 million jobs per year. And it would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 4.5 billion tons. The report can be broken down into six key initiatives: electricity, transport, buildings, industry, fuels and innovation. And it's the first one that I want to home in on today. SPONSORED Expert Who Called Netflix at $6 Reveals Bold New Stock Prediction This obscure $5 tech stock has inked deals with Microsoft, Goldman Sachs and even the U.S. government. Its technology is protected by 128 patents. And it has a LONG history of quarterly revenue growth. It's expected to SKYROCKET in the months ahead. Get the scoop here...   The Answer We've Been Searching For One topic that Energy and Infrastructure Strategist David Fessler has hit on time and time again is the need to update our nation's power grid. Our current system is old and failing. It needs something to help share the load and keep up with growing demand. That's where these servers come in... These seemingly nondescript energy servers supply quality electricity, unaffected by electrical storms or other disturbances. And the electricity they produce is extremely clean. Air and natural gas go in. And then, without any combustion, they turn into electricity. The process produces no nitrous oxide, no sulfur dioxide and half the carbon dioxide of traditional power generation... These servers are perfect for areas of the power grid that cannot afford to go down - like hospitals. With this system, there's no delay between when power is lost and when the generator starts... These servers have already been a game changer. And their growing customer base reflects that. They're rapidly being adopted by commercial customers, including 25 Fortune 100 companies and 42 Fortune 500 companies. Plus, a full 47% of new contracts are from new customers. Business has been booming for the company behind this green technology. First quarter revenue actually increased - despite what was happening on the global stage. And the real kicker is that this company's stock is flying under the radar right now - at less than $10. The Brains Behind the Tech This is exactly the kind of technology that the International Energy Agency would like to see national economies investing in on a massive scale. It's cost-effective, clean and innovative. And it could be a key piece to the puzzle that pulls us out of the global recession. A small stake in a business like this could be how "the little guy" helps solve a much bigger problem. Unfortunately, I can't reveal the name of this publicly traded company in these pages. My hands are tied. But I can point you in the right direction... To learn more about these energy servers, click here. Good investing, Rebecca MORE FROM PROFIT TRENDS The Sun Is Setting on Oil and Gas Stocks Is the Stock Market Rigged Against Us? The Upside of Better Selfies Facebook Twitter SPONSORED "The Closest We've Gotten to a Fountain of Youth" That's what the world's top anti-aging doctor calls this exciting natural breakthrough. It could change everything the experts thought they knew about getting older. That's because it taps into the strange new science of the "anti-aging switch." Once you discover its power for yourself... you could feel younger and healthier than you have in years. Get the full story HERE. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Profit Trends. Profit Trends is published by The Oxford Club. Questions? Check out our FAQs. Trying to reach us? Contact us here. Please do not reply to this email as it goes to an unmonitored inbox. 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