The tailwinds for these growing sustainable sectors of the economy are becoming increasingly obvious. Businesses specializing in electric vehicles, solar inverters, and technology powering remote work and virtual connectivity have seen real success, which the team behind NZRO believes has created investment opportunities. With large investors divesting from non-renewable energy sources and retail investors now following their lead, Strategy Shares is proud to offer an alternative approach for green conscious investors. The demand for greener investment products is rising, and this is with good reason. In addition to the impact that David and Rob seek to have on the environment through the climate initiatives, they also know that investors need to focus on sustainability for the well-being of their portfolios. It is estimated that Orca removes more than 300 metric tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere each month and fuels ClimeWorks’ ambitions towards reversing climate change. The first project for Strategy Shares is to purchase carbon removal services powered by the ClimeWorks Orca plant, an investment which began in January 2022. Miller and Gough decided to team up and launch the Strategy Shares Halt Climate Change ETF (Nasdaq NZRO), such that profits from the management fees earned by Strategy Shares from NZRO could be invested directly into projects and companies that seek to curb or reverse climate change. would need to do their part and act in a more active way than just buying “green” stocks. The duo understood that investors in the U.S. Rob discussed his concern for the frightening impact of climate change and potential solutions with David Miller, CIO of Strategy Shares ETFs. This was all great news, yet the math indicates that at least another 39,999 factories like Orca are needed to bring carbon emissions in check and make sure we avert a real-life climate disaster. While many innovators and investors talk about reducing CO₂ emissions in the hopes of slowing climate change, companies like ClimeWorks are actively taking it to the next level with Orca by seeking to reverse climate change and actually reducing excess carbon in the atmosphere. ClimeWorks recently built and opened “Orca,” the world’s largest direct air capture “carbon sucking” factory in Iceland that uses geothermal volcanic power to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere and sequester it beneath the rock layer. Since then, Gough found a buyer for that recycling company to take it to the next level and has had multiple other business exits along the way, but that thirst for making a significant impact in the fight against climate change never left him.įast forward 12 years, he was inspired by the efforts being made by a company named ClimeWorks when he read about them in September 2021.
At the time, living in Indianapolis, some friends and family seriously questioned his decision to invest almost every penny he had saved up into a disruptive recycling business to try and make a change for the well-being of the environment.
Over a decade ago, Gough started researching the effects of climate change because he wanted to make a difference.
Yet, despite warnings of a crisis, he knows the future doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom when it comes to climate change.
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He currently co-stars alongside Bruce Willis in the movie American Siege.
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NEW YORK-( BUSINESS WIRE)-Rob Gough, a portfolio manager for Strategy Shares’ newest ETF NZRO, has experience as an actor and serial entrepreneur, and is well acquainted with the plotlines of action-thriller Hollywood disaster films.
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