Solar ETFs are part of our theme classifications in the renewable energy niche. These ETFs invest in companies that focus on solar power as their business model.
With 1 ETFs traded in the U.S. markets, SOLAR ETFs gather total assets under management of $302.42M. The average expense ratio is 0.70%. SOLAR ETFs can be found in the following asset classes:
As oil struggles, Invesco’s solar ETF ‘TAN’ is up 19% over one month.
This ETF is well-poised to take advantage of an under-the-radar energy revolution.
ETF.com's Dave Nadig answers readers' ETF questions in real time. Here's the transcript.
Most clean energy funds still invest in Big Oil and Big Coal—and it hurts their returns.
When you get under the hood, different ESG approaches are wildly diverse.
Most ETFs lend out their securities. But does it really lower costs, as issuers claim?
More often than not, ESG ETFs are crushed by the broader market, but 2017 was different. Why?
Will ETFs focused on environmental, social and governance criteria ever draw assets in line with their hype?
By owning the most hated stocks, returns can get a boost from securities lending.
