Microsoft founder and mega-investor Bill Gates recently revealed a project that has been 15 years in the making.
In 2006, Gates assembled a world-class team of energy scientists to explore the technologies that will power the future.2
It was the kind of project you’ve come to expect from the billionaire tech genius: one of the largest, most in-depth analyses of every energy source and the technologies to harness them.
The shocking conclusion, announced by Bill Gates himself, is that solar and wind power are not the “miracle” solutions that investors and the media make them out to be.3
In his announcement, Gates stated that “there is only one carbon-free energy source that can deliver large amounts of power day and night through every season almost everywhere on Earth.”4
And now Bill Gates says “Einstein’s Energy” is going to “be a game-changer for the energy industry,” he added.
His billionaire buddy Warren Buffett agrees, and is teaming up with Gates to make this Einstein energy technology a driving force in global power generation.
They’re not the only billionaire backers either.
Some of the world’s top venture investors are betting that Einstein energy will soon play a much more important role in global power production.
And there’s one stock with strong growth prospects that is in the business of finding the fuel for this future clean energy generation.
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