One PDF covering the US-listed energy-transition ETF universe — assets, fees and year-to-date performance, mapped to eight sectors.
The ETF report, then the weekly briefing
Confirm your address and the Energy Transition ETF Report arrives by email. The weekly briefing follows from there.
The report lists US-listed energy-transition ETFs with assets under management, expense ratio and year-to-date performance, grouped into eight sectors so funds that hold the same names are visible side by side. It is a PDF. There is no course, no upsell and no paid tier.
Fields in the report
Assets under management, expense ratio, year-to-date performance and three-month average trading volume for each fund, with the sector it maps to. The current edition is dated September 2026.
How it is delivered
A confirmation email arrives first. Click the link in it and the report follows at the same address.
What happens to your address
It is used to send the report and the weekly email. It is not sold, rented or passed to fund providers.
What changed in the database this week.
Companies added to or removed from the stock lists, new ETF lists, corrections logged against existing entries, and any IPO preview, deal write-up or explainer published since the last email. When market caps and AUM are refreshed, the email says so and gives the as-of date.
No company pays to be in the report
Funds cannot pay to appear in the report, to be ranked within it or to be left out of it. The email carries no sponsored placements.
Nothing in the report or the newsletter is investment advice. Information is provided in good faith from sources believed reliable, but accuracy is not guaranteed — verify against fund documents and primary sources, and consider professional advice before making investment decisions. You can unsubscribe from any email using the link at its foot.