US Inflation Reduction Act: A boost for climate investors
The Inflation Reduction Act (Act) is an important step towards achieving global warming targets. It ensures years of support for green technologies including wind, solar, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, efficient appliances and heating, and electric vehicles, which will benefit climate investors. While the legislation is not perfect and includes some
Opportunities in the energy transition
With solar starting to outperform traditional energy sources, the solar energy opportunity is a big deal [2] Regulated utilities are leading the energy transformation, offering investors both stronger returns potential and high
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Sustainable investing: From financial sidelines to "New Normal"
Fidelity''s Global Head of Stewardship and Sustainable Investing, Jenn-Hui Tan explains why sustainable investing now "too big for any of us to ignore". In 2020, sustainable investing went mainstream across all sectors in the financial industry. Australia Individual investors Change investor type or country.
2022 Outlook: Global equities
We expect global mid-cap equities to generate sustainable and healthy returns, with investors paying more attention to fundamentals versus the momentum-driven recent past. In 2022, we will consider the risks posed by inflation and continue to seek strong industry structures, capable management teams with capital discipline, and clear valuation-driven opportunities.
ESGenius: Cementing a greener future in China
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Waking up to companies in transition
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What are the lessons from COP27?
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The case for demographics | Investment Insights
It is the leading Israeli solar invertor business with a strong long-term growth outlook. A market leader, it is generating double-digit returns and benefits from the long-term rise in electricity demand, fuelled by population growth and urbanisation. Fidelity Australia is a member of the FIL Limited group of companies commonly known as
Chart Room: China''s solar non grata
Several Chinese solar energy stocks climbed after the two sides'' climate envoys met in nearby - and aptly named - Sunnylands and agreed to triple the world''s renewable energy capacity by 2030 and work together on
Analyst Survey 2020: A watershed year for ESG
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Waking up to companies in transition
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COP 29: Our investment team insights | Investment Insights | Fidelity
Renewable sources like solar and wind are clean and sustainable but can be intermittent and geographically dependent. Fidelity Australia is a member of the FIL Limited group of companies commonly known as Fidelity International. Prior to making any investment decision, investors should consider seeking independent legal, taxation, financial
Copper: has its time come again? | Investment Insights | Fidelity Australia
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Four principles for a multi-asset approach to the great green shift
There are many more ETFs that target specific sectors such as solar power, wind energy, and other sub-sectors. AFSL No. 409340 (''Fidelity Australia''). Fidelity Australia is a member of the FIL Limited group of companies commonly known as Fidelity International. Prior to making any investment decision, investors should consider seeking
India''s hopes for solar dominance dimmed but not out
India''s ambitious solar quest is running into twists and turns, with challenges ranging from land disputes to domestic manufacturing constraints. However, Fidelity International''s equity portfolio manager Amit
Tracking the transition
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Outlook 2025 | Fidelity Future Leaders Fund
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Chart Room: China''s solar non grata
But the solar bulls could be wrongfooted by China''s solar energy glut, as highlighted in this week''s Chart Room, which we estimate could cause global installation to decelerate sharply next year, from 64 per cent year-on-year growth in 2023 to just 12 per cent. Issued in Australia by Fidelity Responsible Entity (Australia) Limited ABN
China stimulus
Chinese aluminium demand from solar alone is now larger than total Japanese demand! Fidelity Australia is a member of the FIL Limited group of companies commonly known as Fidelity International. Prior to making any investment decision, investors should consider seeking independent legal, taxation, financial or other relevant professional
ESGenius: Cementing a greener future in China
The solar plants would be able to meet nearly one tenth of Anhui Conch''s electricity needs, based on its power consumption in the last two years. Fidelity Australia is a member of the FIL Limited group of companies commonly known as Fidelity International. Prior to making any investment decision, investors should consider seeking
COP28: What portfolio managers want to see | Investment Insights
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The case for global small and mid-caps | Investment Insights | Fidelity
The company is a leader in a growing market of utilities infrastructure to accommodate the fast growth in wind and solar power supply, as well as growing demand from clean energy investments, which require modernisation of existing grids. Fidelity Australia is a member of the FIL Limited group of companies commonly known as Fidelity
India''s hopes for solar dominance dimmed but not
India''s ambitious solar quest is running into twists and turns, with challenges ranging from land disputes to domestic manufacturing constraints. However, Fidelity International''s equity portfolio manager Amit Goel thinks the country
The decarbonisation and mining paradox
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A sustainability lens can help discern the trends that matter
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ESG Analyst Survey: Between targets and transition
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Are solar panels worth it? | Fidelity
There are 3 basic ways to put solar panels on your home: Buy the panels outright: Choose a solar company to install panels on your home''s roof. This is the most effective way of going solar, but it also has the highest upfront cost. You can pay the upfront cost in cash or using financing.
What are the lessons from COP27?
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Investors with ~US$8 trillion AUM engage
Fidelity and a further 17 global firms join a collaboration of institutional investors seeking to engage with Australian governments on climate change risks and opportunities. Australia Individual investors Change investor type or country. Country
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How can fidelity build a better financial future?
Together we can build a better financial future. Fidelity is an active fund manager that focuses on bottom up global research. With one of the largest buy side research teams in the world, we have a unique ability to identify investment themes and ideas across different market cycles.
Is solar energy the cheapest electricity in history?
For example, solar energy now stands out as one of the most attractive opportunities in the booming renewables sector, and the International Energy Agency recently announced that the world’s best solar projects now offer “the cheapest electricity in history” [1].
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