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How to Profit from Washington's Election-Year Oil Deal
It's very rare that D.C. policy decisions benefit both the oil and renewable energy sectors - traditionally, a benefit to one sector means a net harm for the other. That's because they're thought of as competitors for the same energy dollar.
But this deal is different: moves to shore up oil's decline have been the primary catalyst in a nice run up for renewables.
It's very rare that D.C. policy decisions benefit both the oil and renewable energy sectors - traditionally, a benefit to one sector means a net harm for the other. That's because they're thought of as competitors for the same energy dollar.
But this deal is different: moves to shore up oil's decline have been the primary catalyst in a nice run up for renewables.