So You Want to Make Money From the Death of Coal...

Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows readers which sector will outperform for investors from the death of coal. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows readers which sector will outperform for investors from the death of coal. [Energy and Capital logo] So You Want to Make Money From the Death of Coal... [Keith Kohl Photo] By [Keith Kohl]( Written Aug 18, 2021 Last week we talked about [the death of U.S. coal]( and a little bit about why we can blame the French for our coal addiction. I also mentioned that there was one major winner in this downward spiral: electric power. It’s not too much of a stretch to say that the veteran readers among you saw this coming for more than a decade, ever since the shale gas boom caused natural gas prices to implode. Like I’ve said before, cheap, abundant natural gas was the death knell for U.S. coal. But the situation for the industry is far worse. Just look around you and you’ll see why… Trump’s “Final Act” Gifts America a $1.9 Trillion Opportunity On January 5, 2021, just days before his tenure was over... President Trump signed Executive Order 13972... Placing a revolutionary American fuel at the heart of ensuring... “[The] economic prosperity of the United States.” And now this incredible “metal fuel” could be on the verge of triggering a $1.9 trillion energy "reset"... That could hand patriots a once-in-a-lifetime 46,018% return opportunity. This has nothing to do with solar or wind, and it’s not some sort of new coal, oil, or gas either. [Click here to discover this incredible technology Trump saw as essential to America's success.]( Although it’s true that much of the world still lusts after coal power, the sector is certainly on its last legs here in the United States. When you look around at the coal power plants that stretch between our two coasts, what do you see? Well, taking a stroll through Oregon, you’ll find the Centralia power plant, which operates with a capacity of 1,460 MW. You might even notice the 7.84 metric tons of CO2 emissions it emits each year. If you’re heading east, you won’t hit much of a concentration of coal plants until you cross over into Indiana, where the Gibson generating station is running with a capacity of 3,340 MW, pumping 17 metric tons of CO2 into the air annually. Of course, by the time you're cruising along I-95 in Maine, you may have even breezed by the Rumford Cogeneration plant, which is tiny in comparison to the other two plants and only has a capacity of around 85 MW. Soon, however, those plants will be ghost towns. The Centralia power plant is already in the process of closing down and will shut its last unit in 2025. And that, dear reader, is an event that is occurring all across the lower 48 states. The Jim Bridger steam plant in Wyoming will be closing out its existing permits, contracts, and other agreements just two years from now. Take a look below: [image181821] This is a map of all the coal plants in the U.S. in 2019 and includes every plant that was closing at the time (gray), in operation (yellow), under construction (pink), or even just planned (in purple). There are two things you should immediately notice right off the bat. If you didn’t, don’t worry… There’s still time. And when you do, you’ll see exactly why the power sector is going to present investors with an incredibly lucrative opportunity going forward. New Robot Has Tech Execs Panicking You might not believe that what I’m about to show you is real, but I assure you this video has been left unedited. There are no special effects and no trickery — this technology exists today, and it’s about to turn the entire industry on its head. And even better, it’s about to make investors absolutely filthy rich. And now, every single tech company all over the world is scrambling to get its hands on this brand-new piece of tech. [Click here]( to get all the details. So what did you notice? Well, first, it should be clear as day that a significant number of coal power plants in the U.S. are closing down. It’s not a mystery as to why, either. If you walked up to the Centralia power plant, you’d see a sign that says something like “Opened 1972.” Granted, the Gibson power plant isn’t much younger, having opened around 1979. In fact, the average age of a U.S. coal plant is well over 40 years old. That brings us to the second most glaring part about that map above. Since the map is color coded, you’ll see a distinct lack of pink and purple dots on the map. Not only are our current coal plants dying of old age, but we’re not building ANY new coal capacity to make up for it. I’ve seen some ugly charts in my time, but this one is near the top: [image281821] For the first time, renewable energy has become the second-largest source for electricity in the United States. Again, those of us who foresaw the collapse of U.S. coal a decade ago aren't shocked by this accomplishment. But here’s a little secret that you may not have known… It’s not just renewable energy like wind and solar that will perform the best when the coal industry is finally buried underground. In fact, the true winning sector is a new twist on an old technology. And it’s something that has provided us with the most stable source of electricity over the last 30 years. Still scratching your head? [Well, go ahead and take a look for yourself.]( Until next time, [Keith Kohl Signature] Keith Kohl [[follow basic]@KeithKohl1 on Twitter]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Bezos, Gates, Dalio, and Ma Racing to THIS Tech There is a $1.9 trillion energy race underway and one company is about to cross the finish line. Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Ray Dalio, and Jack Ma have already poured $2 billion of their own money into this company and its technology, knowing full well how big of an impact it will have on the world. Once you see what this company has developed, you will realize why some of the richest men in the world are lining up to invest. They are also trying to get in while the share price is low. You see, this “quantum leap” technology and the company behind it is extremely undervalued. But not for long… Even though some of the big players are involved, the stock is still tiny compared to its future growth potential. 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