While we’ve pulled in — and will continue to pull in — profits from hydrogen fuel cell vehicles worldwide, this green power will be used to provide virtually unlimited carbon-free power to everything else that we rarely consider.
By Adam English on April 13, 2021
For more than a year now, market analyst Jason Simpkins has been arguing that the rate of inflation isn't what the government or the Fed says it is. It's actually much higher...
By Jason Simpkins on April 9, 2021
For any investor struggling with analysis paralysis, dividend aristocrats are an easy choice. But most folks don’t want to buy a dozen stocks and keep track of them all. That's why I recommend ETFs to anyone who wants to grow their money easily and efficiently. Here are three solid choices...
By Jimmy Mengel on April 8, 2021
Right now, grid energy storage facilities use lithium-ion batteries to store electricity. But lithium-ion batteries have flaws, which is why battery industry leaders are turning toward vanadium...
By Luke Burgess on April 7, 2021
Just like applied physics or engineering, it’s a hard thing to bridge the gap from a proposal to a funded project to real-world applications. With all the money being thrown at tech these days, I think this needs saying now, perhaps more than ever.
By Adam English on April 6, 2021
It's hard to read about things like the construction of the Hoover Dam, our national network of highways, and the Tennessee Valley Authority and not wonder how we've failed so miserably at maintaining (much less expanding) our country's most vital economic arteries.
By Jason Simpkins on April 2, 2021
