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Last updated 26-11-2021, 04:30:00pm GMTRelated Articles
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2 renewable energy stocks that could hold the key to net-zero
Net-zero emissions pledges are all over our news feeds. Can these two innovative, renewable energy stocks make net-zero a reality? Read More »
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Should I buy Ceres Power or AFC Energy shares?
Christopher Ruane weighs the pros and cons of adding shares of alternative energy companies Ceres Power and AFC Energy to his portfolio. Read More »
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Will the Ceres Power share price recover in Q4?
After announcing strong revenue growth, the Ceres Power share price reacted weakly. Christopher Ruane considers its prospects for the fourth quarter. Read More »
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2 renewable energy stocks you may never have heard of
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This FTSE stocks share price is up 25% in 2 months. Should I buy shares?
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Renewable energy: my best shares to buy now
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Rupert Hargreaves takes a look at three renewable energy stocks that are at the cutting edge of the hydrogen revolution. Read More »
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The Ceres Power share price has more than doubled. Should I buy?
The Ceres Power share price has been falling lately but it's still doubled in the past 12 months. Christopher Ruane explains his next move. Read More »
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Best shares to buy now: 2 clean energy stocks
These clean energy shares could be some of the best stocks to buy now, says Rupert Hargreaves, who's considering acquiring both. Read More »
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The Ceres Power share price bounces back, but will it continue?
Has the Ceres Power share price weathered the price pullback storm? This Fool examines what the future looks like for shareholders. Read More »