Why Renewable Energy Stocks Plunged Today

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The election didn’t help, but it’s bonds investors should be watching.

While most of the stock market is on the rise, the renewable energy industry is taking it on the chin in trading today. Not only is there speculation that subsidies could be cut back, but higher interest rates may lower the opportunity for renewable energy projects.

Three of the biggest movers were First Solar (FSLR -10.13%) falling as much as 19.7%, Fluence Energy (FLNC -13.16%) falling 18.8%, and Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP -6.04%) down 9.5%. At the close of trading, the stocks were down 10.1%, 13.2%, and 6.1%, respectively.

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The subsidy question for solar energy stocks

The administration change coming in January will likely bring with it many policy changes, including the potential unwinding of some subsidies for the renewable energy industry. As part of the Inflation Reduction…

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