I’ve written a series of articles over the past few weeks focussing on what a green investor can do to prepare for and profit from peak oil:
Behavioral Finance and Mass Transit
New Flyer: A Stock to Hedge Peak Oil
Tom Konrad, Ph.D.
is a policy wonk and investment analyst specializing in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency.This blog is focused on clean energy policy and economics. He also writes about Clean Energy stock market investments at AltenergyStocks.com.
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