Green energy investing metrics show average P/E ratios now at

Green energy investing metrics show average P/E ratios now at a modest 22x, suggesting valuations are still reasonable relative to growth forecasts. Analysts anticipate earnings acceleration amid expanding global renewable capacity. The Climate Change Act was brought in under Gordon Brown's Labour government to reduce UK carbon emissions by 80% by 2050. To show students in my sustainability classes how companies’ choices affect both the environment and the industry as a whole, I use the MIT Fishbanks simulation . Students run fictional fishing companies competing for profit. Even when they know the fish population is finite, they overfish, leading to the collapse of the fishery and its businesses . Short-term profits cause long-term disaster for the fishery and the businesses that depend on it. Recent market data shows that green energy investing is outperforming broader indices, with the S&P Global Clean Energy Index gaining 3.2% over the past week. Higher government subsidies and declining battery costs are expected to sustain a bullish trend into 2024–2025 for lithium and hydrogen-related stocks.