Invesco launches two wind and hydrogen ETFs

Using WilderHill indexes

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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Invesco has launched two new ETFs that focus on the solutions for a net zero economy, a wind energy ETF and a hydrogen ETF.

The ETFs are based on the WilderHill Wind Energy index and WilderHill Hydrogen Economy index, respectfully, with both indexes being equally weighted to about 50 constituents, providing wider exposure rather than a high concentration approach. For example, 23% of names in the wind index are large-cap stocks, while 33% are mid-caps and 44% small-caps. The Invesco Wind Energy UCITS ETF is composed of firms improving wind turbines and blades, providing materials used in wind energy, modernising the grid, facilitating greater wind energy deployment or expanding its use, both onshore and offsh...

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