Ethical investing—also known as sustainable investing or ESG investing—has evolved from a niche to a mainstream approach. According to the US SIF Trends Report 2024/2025, U.S. sustainable assets reached approximately $6.5 trillion at the start of 2024, representing about 12% of professionally managed capital. Notably, climate action remains the top priority across ESG strategies, signaling […]
Sustainable investing has reached a new level of mainstream acceptance. As of early 2024, $6.5 trillion in U.S. assets are invested using some form of sustainable strategy. Yet even among sophisticated investors, there’s persistent confusion about the difference between “ESG” and “impact investing.” Understanding this distinction is more than semantics—it’s essential when allocating capital to
A transformation is sweeping the energy sector, with solar power at its heart. In the U.S. and around the world, solar is attracting more capital than any other electricity source. What was once a fringe technology is now a dominant force, offering investors compelling returns, diversification, and an opportunity to fuel America’s clean energy transition.
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A new era is dawning for energy investors. Renewable energy—especially utility‑scale solar—has evolved from a niche sector into a mainstream investment opportunity. In the U.S., annual spending on clean energy projects surged to over $300 billion in 2024, a 60% increase since 2020, surpassing fossil fuel investments. Solar leads this charge: global investment in solar photovoltaic
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Sustainable investing is no longer a fringe movement—it’s a necessity for anyone looking to navigate a rapidly changing economy. At the start of 2024, U.S. sustainable assets under management (AUM) reached $6.5 trillion, representing 12% of all professionally managed assets nationwide. This surge reflects a convergence of climate-driven risks, evolving investor expectations, and the growing
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Utility-scale solar just notched another record year, As the grid shifts decisively toward clean energy, investors have two very different routes in: public solar stocks/ETFs or Shasta Power’s private fund that backs projects from raw land to long-term PPAs. Here’s why that second path may deliver deeper impact and stronger, equity-like returns.
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We are living through an energy tipping point. Across the nation, there is a growing desire to invest in U.S. utility-scale solar. New installations are breaking records, and the case for a utility-scale solar investment has never been stronger. With bold policy support and global momentum toward decarbonization, the case for solar investment today is
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Imagine standing at the edge of a solar farm, panels shimmering in the sun, and realizing that your dollars, deployed through solar impact investing, brought those panels to life. Thanks to innovative vehicles like Shasta Power Fund II, everyday investors can now turn personal capital into utility-scale clean-energy projects and drive measurable environmental change. Why
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Utility-scale solar offers a stable, growth-oriented alternative to volatile public markets. Shasta Power develops solar projects, delivering investor returns through real asset value creation—not market speculation. With strong demand, clear project cycles & sustainability impact, it’s a resilient, future-focused strategy.
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Solar farm investments go beyond financial gains and help support the shift to clean energy. The potential for strong returns, but there are also challenges. Before committing capital, you need a clear understanding of the risks involved. Profitability depends on several factors, including regulatory changes, site selection, and shifts in the energy market. Investors need to weigh the risks and opportunities before making a decision.
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