What is the best and worse green technology investment? Well established engineering businesses and geothermal plays may make the most sense according to analysts. This article has a brief overview of the opportunities in Australia. Ideas worth noting are do not invest in companies without a track record – unless you are into taking big risks. In addition, consider a fund of green technology investments instead of finding a single company to get behind.
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