Profit From The Future Of Energy
The Dynamic Wealth Report
August 31, 2009
Big Gains From The Energy Source Of The Future
You might remember I spent a number of years working in the alternative
energy industry as an investment banker. I helped raise money for
companies trying to change the world. I introduced CEOs with great ideas
to money managers wanting to back cutting edge technology.
I researched technologies that many experts had never even heard of
before. I spent a great deal of time learning about and
discussing different strategies to change our power infrastructure.
Industry experts, academics, and some of the leading CEOs in the field
were the ones I debated with.
Being exposed to great thinkers taught me a good deal about the industry
and new technology. But most importantly, it shaped my views on the
future. For better or worse, I find myself biased towards alternative
energy.
You’d be shocked by the pollution and damage from fossil fuels… it isn’t
pretty.
Eventually in our lifetimes, we’ll see a new energy infrastructure
based on hydrogen. It’ll be more environmentally friendly and
economically responsible.
As we speak, hydrogen is being used in a number of applications…
including as a power source for vehicles. Did you know hydrogen can be
used in some of today’s truck engines with only slight modification?
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It’s an exciting thought to use hydrogen as a power source.
Just wait till fuel cells become widespread. Right now, fuel cells are a
miracle of energy production. Unfortunately, they’re hugely inefficient,
expensive, and extremely fragile. It’ll be years before you can buy one.
However, once their use becomes widespread, the impact on our economy
and our energy resources will be astounding.
But there is one big problem.
How will we make all of the hydrogen we need? It’s not like you can
drill for it, or pull it right out of thin air. If we have millions and
millions of vehicles relying on hydrogen for power, where’s it going to
come from?
Today, we make hydrogen from natural gas and oil.
Ironic, isn’t it? By trying to get away from fossil fuels, we end up
relying on oil and gas more and more. So much for eliminating the
influence of the Middle East!
There is one solution. I believe it’s the only way to generate the
quantities of hydrogen we need... nuclear energy.
Many people around the globe consider nuclear the next “Green” energy
supply. Now I know you might think nuclear energy is a four letter word.
Who can forget Three-Mile Island and Chernobyl?
Putting those fears aside, the future of alternative energy is hydrogen,
and the only way to produce it in quantity is with nuclear power.
The nuclear energy industry is starting to gain momentum once again.
With oil prices as high as they are, in a short time, investors will
focus on other energy sources. And, nuclear energy will be at the top of
this list.
So how do we make money from this trend?
You can buy shares of some of the power producers who own nuclear energy
facilities… but their earnings are limited. Too much regulation and
price control.
The nuclear facility builders might be a way to go. But your best option
would be General Electric (GE). A great company no doubt, but not
exactly a pure play on the story.
I think the best way to get into the industry is with a mining and
milling company.
The one I have in mind is Denison Mines (DNN). Right now the stock
trades for less than $1.40 a share. Just a few years back, the stock
traded for over $20. The company owns a number of mining sites, one of
which is actively extracting uranium.
Here’s the other thing I like about Dennison… they own their mill. The
ore they extract must be milled. Milling concentrates the uranium and
then it can be sold to end users at the power plants.
By controlling the mill, they control the supply released onto the
market. Uranium prices are down from the $100 a pound they were trading
at just two years ago. But they’ve recovered to a reasonable level of $50
a pound. This gives Denison plenty of room to make a nice profit.
Denison also recently completed a major offering that raised just over $94
million Canadian to support the company moving forward. All signs are
pointing to this stock moving higher. Consider picking up a few shares
of Denison if you want to profit from the future of alternative energy.
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whole host of other electronics. Clearly the consumer is hungry for
more.
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