Brookfield RenewableNYSE: BEPC

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Roger Conrad, editor of Conrad's Utility Investor, and Elliott Gue, editor of Energy & Income Advisor, are experts on utility and energy stocks, respectively. They start by explaining why energy demand should hold up despite concerns about China's economy, and why (and by how much) investment in Artificial Intelligence-related data centers is boosting electricity demand. We also discuss investments designed to increase power grid resiliency, the impact of politics on energy companies, the reasons why the energy transition will take a long time – and how investors can profit from these trends.

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