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A Sustainability Play for a Second Trump Term
Green technology that might benefit from a new Trump administration...
Extreme weather events are becoming commonplace. The Southwestern US is increasingly prone to severe droughts. One California-based company is building a unique and sustainable solution.
Now, I know what you’re thinking. That’s not exactly the typical profile of a company to bet on ahead of a second Trump term.
But Cadiz, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDZI) is not a typical company.
We previously wrote about the cross-aisle appeal of Cadiz’s unprecedented Southwestern water pipeline project, which aims to tap its massive land and water supply holdings to increase clean water access where it is needed the most.
TL;DR: Indigenous people are investing in the pipeline — not protesting it.
But another one of Cadiz’s recent deals involves one of the few green technologies that might actually benefit from a new Trump administration.
Shortly before the election, Cadiz inked a deal with RIC Energy to generate 100% green hydrogen at its 45,000-acre Mojave Valley ranch.
RIC plans to build a solar farm on the property, use the electricity to split water molecules, and sell the clean-burning hydrogen produced for combustion in automobiles, power plants, and more.
Oil and gas companies are heavily invested in alternative sources of hydrogen, including green hydrogen. Federal initiatives to support these investments — including funding for hydrogen hubs and forthcoming tax credits — are likely to persist under President-elect Donald Trump, given his support for the sector and energy independence.
Cadiz appears well-positioned and prepared for an uncertain future. Investors who want to do the same might be wise to give it a closer look.
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