I gotta say, I'm loving how Xavier Chollet's approach to clean energy is all about making money 
, not just saving the planet 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, reducing carbon emissions is super important, but if we can make it profitable too, more people will jump on board 
. And let's be real, tech investments like AI are gonna blow up any day now 
... but renewable energy has to keep up with the demand, right? Companies like Nextracker making equipment for solar arrays are killing it this year 
. I'm all about diversifying my portfolio and avoiding those volatile green hydrogen stocks 
. Who needs controversy when you can make bank from clean energy investments ?
, not just saving the planet . I mean, don't get me wrong, reducing carbon emissions is super important, but if we can make it profitable too, more people will jump on board . And let's be real, tech investments like AI are gonna blow up any day now ... but renewable energy has to keep up with the demand, right? Companies like Nextracker making equipment for solar arrays are killing it this year . I'm all about diversifying my portfolio and avoiding those volatile green hydrogen stocks . Who needs controversy when you can make bank from clean energy investments ?
Like, just 'cause a company's got a bunch of solar panels on their roof doesn't mean they're actually doing anything meaningful for the planet. Chollet's strategy is way more realistic - he's not just throwing money at random green stocks and hoping for a return. He's actually thinking about the business side of things and finding ways to make a profit while still supporting clean energy. 