... and nearing the level of nuclear generation (each of these traditional categories now contributes less than 20% to overall production). Together with hydro and other sources, more than 30% of electricity in the U.S. is produced using "green" technologies—this is a record figure. Thus, for the first time, wind and solar energy in the U.S. surpassed coal in importance and is gradually catching up with nuclear power. For Europe, increasing the share of RES has also become a strategic trend,...

... generation and closely approaching nuclear energy (each of these conventional categories now contributes less than 20% of production). Combined with hydropower and other sources, more than 30% of electricity in the U.S. is generated through "green" technologies – a record figure. Thus, wind and solar energy in America have overtaken coal in significance for the first time and are gradually closing the gap with nuclear energy. For Europe, increasing the share of RES has also become a strategic ...

... (Cheniere, Venture Global, etc.) rose by 7–9% in light of the news. The EU, for its part, in addition to importing energy resources, has agreed to invest $600 billion in the US economy – the funds will go towards infrastructure development, green technologies, and more. Thus, the deal is mutually beneficial: Europe receives guarantees of energy security and predictability, while the US gains market expansion and investment influx. Leaders on both sides of the Atlantic have positively assessed ...

... the return of American companies to the Russian market," the expert stated. According to Tereshkin, the return of U.S. companies is especially important for the implementation of Arctic and deep-water oil and gas projects, which require special technologies and equipment from Russian companies. Source: RIA Novosti

... proliferation. The most straightforward way to invest in nanotechnology is to purchase shares of companies engaged in relevant developments. A more indirect approach is to invest in mutual funds. These funds typically specialize in specific markets, such as technology, biotechnology, or scientific research. The success of such investments relies on the effectiveness of the fund managers' decisions regarding asset purchases and sales.