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In this month's commentary, Ty Lee discusses the renewable energy sector's volatility in the build-up to the US election in November. He examines global developments to support the green energy transition and explains how WHEB, part of Foresight Group have adjusted the exposure to clean energy within their strategy.

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US politics sends shockwaves through the renewable energy sector – WHEB, part of Foresight Group

The recent attempted assassination of Donald Trump had immediate ramifications for the renewable energy sector. Following the incident, Trump's poll numbers surged, leading to significant volatility in renewable energy stocks.

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