ETF provider: VanEck Vectors (Van Eck Global)

Ticker: GEX

ISIN: US92189F5026

Currency: Dollar

Exchange: NYSE Arca

ETF provider: VanEck Vectors (Van Eck Global)

Ticker: GEX

ISIN: US92189F5026

Currency: Dollar

Exchange: NYSE Arca

ETF provider: First Trust

Ticker: FAN

ISIN:  US33736G1067

Currency: Dollar

Exchange: Nyse Arca

ETF provider: iShares (BlackRock)

Ticker: INRG

ISIN: IE00B1XNHC34

Currency: Euro

Exchange: Borsa Italiana

I still find it strange. Governments around the world conclude climate agreements and agree to invest more in clean energy. But ETFs with clean energy companies remain low. Investors have no confidence in the goals of governments? The low price of oil naturally has a negative impact on this clean energy ETF. With higher oil prices more expensive clean energy easily win the fight. The election of Trump also works somewhat disappointing because Donald do not like windmills but more oil pumped in the US of course. My expectation is that oil prices eventually rises again and the application of clean energy will also increase due to technical improvements.

ETF provider: Guggenheim

Ticker: TAN

ISIN:  US18383Q7390

Currency: Dollar

Exchange: NYSE Arca

There have been many climate agreements. Which have to be right once put into practice. Solar panels therefore have a bright future. The yields of solar panels are increasing and the price may continue to fall. Now one puts solar panels are on the roof. In the near future, the solar roof. The only problem at the moment is the low prices for oil, coal and gas. Therefore remains difficult to compete. But the bottom is behind us in commodity prices. This solar ETF also will soon put a bottom. If the rise is starting to go hard and persist long.

ETF provider: VanEck Vectors (Van Eck Global)

Ticker: NLR

ISIN: US92189F6016

Currency: Dollar

Exchange: NYSE Arca

Nuclear energy seems a thing of the past. But the English have recently opted for to build a new plant. For harmful emissions from oil, gas and coal to reduce its windmills and solar panels alone are not sufficient to achieve environmental agreements. Demand for nuclear energy may increase sometimes much harder in the coming years than we think. In Europe there is a lot of resistance in various countries. But in the rest of the world can see it very differently. There is the growth in energy demand is increasing much faster. Smog is sometimes a big problem (China) and oil imports makes them dependent on what is undesirable.

ETF provider: VanEck Vectors (Van Eck Global)

Ticker: GEX

ISIN: US92189F5026

Currency: Dollar

Exchange: NYSE Arca

This ETF is meekrijgen wind. There are important climate agreements signed. Alternative energy has become a worldwide need. The major competitor, the oil price has been rising again. I'm even a little surprised that these ETFs are not higher. May come when this ETF years back was a hype, high expectations but few orders. But those sales will come and profits too. This may provide a new substantial increase.