Show Notes
It’s a time of crisis, but, as Albert Einstein once said: “in the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity.” A negative supply shock in Europe has seen global energy prices soar and has forced governments to scramble for alternatives to safeguard their national security. According to Portfolio Manager David Costello and Magellan Head of Macro and Portfolio Manager Arvid Streimann, shifting attitudes are pushing the market toward alternative, renewable energy sources, resulting in the most influential investment thematic of the next 30 years. They say that, although some infrastructure legacy issues will be remain, this current energy crisis will actually result in a more secure, and electrified, future, and a gradual decrease in prices over time.
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