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SOLR (SmartETFs Sustainable Energy II ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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Under typical market conditions, this fund commits a minimum of 80% of its net assets to publicly traded equity shares of sustainable energy companies, which may be located in the U.S. or abroad. The adviser identifies "Sustainable Energy" companies as those that primarily generate, produce, or offer alternative or renewable power sources. This also includes firms whose operations—whether in production, generation, transport, or delivery of energy and related applications—improve the efficiency or accessibility of alternative and renewable energy, or contribute to reducing the consumption of environmentally detrimental energy resources.
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Clean energy has rebounded as a top priority as European countries look to aggressively expand their clean energy capacity to reduce reliance on Russian fossil fuels. Investors looking to add exposure to the quickly growing industry may consider the SmartETFs Sustainable Energy II ETF (SOLR), which invests in companies that believe in providing or supporting [.
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