Low carbon investing technical analysts highlight strong RSI

Technical analysts highlight strong RSI levels in major low carbon investing ETFs, indicating consistent buy-side pressure and sector resilience against broader equity market pullbacks. On the other side of the coin, cement buyers who may want to reduce their emissions are having a hard time finding low-carbon cement because the suppliers don't think there is enough demand for it. SCoBA will connect its members with leading producers of clean cement. These fuels generate fewer GHG emissions over their life-cycle than the traditional fuels they replace. They include biofuels made from renewable sources like plants and waste, biomass and synthetics made from hydrogen, and captured CO 2 to form methanol. Lower-emission fuels have the high energy density required to move heavy trucks, airplanes, trains, and ships. Renewable diesel may reduce life-cycle carbon emissions by up to 80% compared to conventional diesel. 25 Demand for these fuels is expected to grow rapidly. Our Global Outlook projects the global transportation sector will use nearly 9 million barrels of biofuels per day by 2050, more than four times 2021 levels. 26 Analysts tracking sector multiples note low carbon investing stocks trade at a 19x forward P/E, above the clean energy average, reflecting growth premium expectations.