VanEck Low Carbon Energy ETF (SMOG)

Owens Corning reported 23% Y/Y growth in net sales & beating consensus. Segments see mixed results.

XPeng shares rise 3.89% premarket as strong sales and expansion plans boost investor confidence, with order intake up 7.6-fold post-Spring Festival.

XPeng reportedly plans headquarters expansion and reportedly strong Mona M03 deliveries, boosting investor sentiment.

Li Auto reportedly opens its first overseas R&D center in Germany. Recently, the company surpassed 200,000 L6 vehicle deliveries in under nine months.

XPeng partners with BP Pulse to expand EV charging access across China. This partnership follows XPeng's previous collaboration with Volkswagen, further enhancing the company's charging infrastructure.XPEV

XPeng reportedly previews its G7 SUV and integrates advanced communication technology into its vehicles.

Chinese EV startup XPeng shares up on choosing RTI Connext Drive as core communication tech for next-gen vehicles, aims for smarter and future-ready models.

Li Auto reportedly appoints Xia Zhongpu to lead end-to-end technology delivery, driving advancements in smart driving.

Li Auto reportedly finalizes a partnership with Shoucheng Holdings to accelerate the construction of 2,000 supercharging stations.

Li Auto reaches 900,000 cumulative deliveries, becoming the first Chinese EV maker to hit this milestone.

Goldman Sachs analyst reiterated Buy rating on Li Auto with $43.6 PT. Q1 revenue missed estimates, but new launches and sales network expansion expected to drive growth. Stock down nearly 30% in past 12 months.

Li Auto (LI) reported Q1 2024 revenue of $3.55B, missing analyst estimates. Net earnings per ADS also missed estimates. Vehicle sales and deliveries increased. Q2 outlook predicts $4.1B - $4.3B in revenue and 105K - 110K vehicle deliveries.

XPeng reported strong Q4 sales growth of 153.9% and reporting a loss per ADS of $(0.28). Tesla's rival delivered 60,158 vehicles, with a 6.2% gross margin and $6.44B in cash. Q1 outlook expects deliveries of 21,000-22,500 and revenue of CNY5.8B-CNY6.2B.

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Carbon capture is a technology that aims to mitigate the release of carbon dioxide, CO2, into the atmosphere, a major contributor to climate change.

In a year of upheaval, including worries about conventional energy supplies, the prospects for alternative energy sources should be front and center for investors.

Asia Pacific’s emissions are now over double the combined emissions of the U.S. and the EU. Billions of people slowly increasing consumption has been the driving factor behind rising carbon dioxide emissions for decades.

Did you know that there is a company that can capture 4,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide every year? Unfortunately, it is privately held so you can’t invest in it. Yet, there are publicly traded stocks involved in the business of capturing carbon.

Chinese EV group Nio faces both opportunities and a challenge. Therefore, NIO stock will likely stay volatile in the weeks ahead.

Green energy may be the future, but it’s still having a rough time in the present while shares of conventional fossil fuel companies extend last year’s strong bull run.

Nio stock has plenty of catalysts for 2022 including the launch of multiple new models, but it will face a lot of pressure this year.

LCID stock is likely to remain volatile in early 2022 as the electric vehicle maker attempts to become a key contender.

Alternative energy may be the future, but the past isn’t dead yet. Companies focused on developing and selling fossil fuels are having another moment in the sun.

Energy stocks are having a good year, or so it seems by using the usual suspects as a benchmark. Traditional names – Exxon Mobil and Chevron, for example – have posted sharp rallies after suffering in 2020.

Investors interested in this part of the market but who are seeking some diversity should consider carbon capture ETFs.