CONSERVATION • CLEAN ENERGY • RIA
In this week’s newsletter explore an interesting graphic visualizing the 15 countries with the most solar power installed. In our news section check out a project to restore 200 acres of critical wetlands, how to re-educate clients after they “read something online”, a startup developing super-small nuclear reactors and more.
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“Ultimately, the key point is that when clients bring forward ideas rooted in misinformation, advisors have an opportunity to solve a problem in a way that can further enhance trust in the relationship by providing high-quality resources that help clients with their specific needs. And while there may be some upfront work required to coordinate such resources (or events) for clients, doing so may end up helping the advisor save time by allowing them to answer the same questions that crop up more efficiently, thoroughly, and proactively – not just for the client sitting in front of them, but for several clients with the same questions throughout the firm!”
“In a major win for local communities and the planet, nonprofits in Oregon have partnered to place 245 acres of wetlands in the lower Siuslaw River watershed in permanent conservation protection. As reported by Oregon Public Broadcasting, Nathan Large, a longtime cattle rancher in the area, recently sold his property to help further conservation efforts. The Nature Conservancy in Oregon then worked with public and private donors to purchase the land for conservation. In June, the land was donated to the local environmental nonprofit McKenzie River Trust, which is now overseeing preservation and restoration projects on the tidal property. The nonprofit called the newly acquired land the “missing piece of the puzzle” in the quest to protect the watershed and help the coho salmon population rebound.”
“A startup looking to build really small nuclear reactors just announced a big new funding round. Last Energy aims to eventually deploy thousands of its modular microreactors, though to date it has not brought any online. The first reactor might appear in Europe as soon as 2026, assuming Last Energy manages to meet its extremely aggressive construction, financial, and regulatory timelines — not a common occurrence in the nuclear industry. Venture capital heavyweight Gigafund led the round, which closed early this year but was revealed only today. The startup has raised a total of $64 million since its 2019 founding.”
“In a field where trust and uniqueness are paramount, clearly conveying your value as a financial advisor is essential. It’s crucial that clients and prospects understand how you can assist them in reaching their financial objectives. Visualization can play a powerful role in making your process clear and compelling. Using infographics to illustrate your firm’s financial planning process is a great way to show the value you provide. Whether in your marketing materials, initial consultations, or new client onboarding, these visuals can help set the stage for a successful and growing relationship.”
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