No matter how optimistic you are about clean energy, let me tell you this: You are not optimistic enough.

Recent political and economic developments are setting the stage for what could be the a significant opportunity in renewable energy—and some companies are uniquely positioned to lead the charge.

Let me explain why SolarBank might just be the best-kept secret in clean energy investing…

Why Trump’s Energy Pivot Is a Game-Changer

At first glance, Trump’s renewed focus on fossil fuels may seem like a blow to renewables. But if history is any guide, solar thrives in the most unexpected circumstances.

During his first term, solar stocks skyrocketed, with the Invesco Solar ETF (NYSE Arca: TAN) delivering nearly 300% gains from election day in 2016 to 2020. Now, Trump’s return to the White House—with an emphasis on AI-powered energy innovation—could spark an even bigger opportunity for the solar sector.

Trump’s recent executive order, declaring a national energy emergency, is a pivotal moment. While fossil fuels remain in focus, this order carves out a massive lane for solar by sidelining wind energy projects, which Trump openly opposes. In his own words…

PRESIDENT TRUMP: “I’m a big fan of solar.”

And here’s where another opportunity lies…

A $500 Billion Catalyst

The Stargate project—a $500 billion AI infrastructure initiative backed by OpenAI, Oracle, and Softbank—is a glimpse of the future. AI data centers consume unimaginable amounts of energy, with just one center requiring the equivalent power of an entire city like Miami.

Here’s the kicker: Bloomberg reports that part of this energy demand will be met by solar projects supported by Softbank.

This isn’t just a trend—it’s a seismic shift.

The AI industry is expected to grow to $632 billion by 2028, driving unprecedented demand for scalable, cost-effective energy solutions. Fossil fuels can’t keep up—not economically and certainly not environmentally.

Solar energy is emerging as a real solution for powering the AI revolution.

How To Position Yourself

Our favorite pick, SolarBank (NASDAQ: SUUN), isn’t just another solar provider.

It’s a vertically integrated powerhouse, offering end-to-end renewable energy solutions.

Here’s why it stands out to us:

• Proven Partnerships:

– SolarBank recently partnered with Qcells, a solar manufacturing giant, to build four community solar projects in New York, representing 25.6 MW of power. This $49.5 million deal includes engineering, procurement, and construction agreements.

– The company is also building $41 million worth of solar projects for Honeywell, a Fortune 500 company, solidifying its reputation as a trusted partner for global enterprises.

• Significant Revenue Growth:

– SolarBank’s revenue nearly doubled from C$19 million in 2022 to C$58 million in 2024

– A growth rate that outpaces the broader solar market by more than 2x.

• Strategic Expansion:

– SolarBank is pivoting toward data center colocation projects, a direct play on AI’s growing energy needs. This positions SolarBank to capitalize on the clean energy demands of the next decade.

• Experienced Leadership:

– Led by Dr. Richard Lu, a veteran of the global energy sector, and supported by financial and operational experts like CFO Sam Sun and COO Andrew van Doorn, SolarBank has over 100 years of combined expertise driving its vision.

But What About Timing?

The solar sector is at an inflection point. While some investors remain cautious due to recent market volatility, savvy investors know that

Downturns often present the greatest opportunities

Solar stock valuations have fallen sharply in recent years, creating a window to considering investing a reduced valuations.

With AI’s explosive power hungry growth on the horizon, there is an opportunity for renewable energy solutions to meet this power demand —and we believe this company is perfectly positioned to meet it.

If The Future Is Anything Like The Past…

Historically, solar thrived under Trump, and AI’s insatiable energy needs provide a major opportunity for growth.

As the world pivots toward sustainable solutions, companies like SolarBank are no longer just part of the future—they are the future.

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