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TotalEnergies (TTE) continues to expand its renewable energy generation business in the United States. The company aims to generate more than 100 TWh of net clean electricity by 2030.
The United Nations is aiming for a Net Zero Emission by 2050, and because of that, hydrogen has become a viable alternative to fossil fuels. Hydrogen holds a huge potential in the future of clean energy, and investing in hydrogen stocks — while they’re still affordable — should be an investor’s natural response. Fortunately, many companies are now getting into the business of supporting the growing hydrogen sector — companies that are positioning themselves well to benefit from this market. This