Former US Federal Reserve chairman Janet Yellen, said he is still staring at the opportunities for Green Tech investors in the US that the economist has also warned of a serious danger that Trump's war creates for the entire national economy.
Yellen had previously led the Federal Reserve and just took a position on the Angeleno Group Advisory Board, a Los Angeles -based venture capital -based firm focused on clean energy and other climate -related businesses. He announced that he wanted to serve the Board of Advisers of the Angeleno Group because it recognized the technology promises and invested in them to help companies to scale and become global competitiveness.
Yellen remains bullish for investors in green tech
Yellen, climate change of existing challenge
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In a financial interview, former fed chair Janet Yellen argued that climate change was an existing challenge and that its response effectively involves massive private investment. He too Says Last year the world's moving to a low-carbon economy requires $ 3 trillion in the new investment every year to 2050.
Yellen features that he is concerned about hate towards climate change. He also expressed his frustration over what was happening in research in the field of climate change after the entire climate climate assessment team was stabbed in a week.
“But I really believe that this is a highly critical global challenge and that private investment in climate solutions is a key way to address it.”
–Janet YellenFormer chair of the US Federal Reserve.
The economist announced that more than four years during the Biden Administration, he tried to use each treasury tool to address climate change. He also added that he is currently involved in writing tax policies for inflation reduction law. Yellen mentioned That inflation reduction law is an important law that creates a massive incentive for investing in clean energy, after which FS has many policies.
The former Fed chair announced that he had heard calls to eliminate certain rules. He believes that there is BIPARTISAN support because tax incentives have created a huge investment wave across US Yellen also argued that investments benefit, especially in red states that suffered losses, either due to collapse of coal and fossil fuel or due to China's shock and loss of manufacturing.
Yellen said the incentives were significant and hoped they would stay in the area. He also hopes that many activities related to clean energy will continue despite the feeling of hate in the Trump administration towards climate change.
The economist argues that clean energy for the American economy is an important sector to support, especially for an administration concerned with manufacturing. She believes there are real opportunities for companies to invest in the sector where the baby industry's argument applies.
Yellen said the sector deserves direct support, which they get to the IRA. He also believes that the sector will develop significant technological changes that will boost American success and future productivity growth.
He also noted his support for President Biden's approach to support domestic firms in the manufacture of leaders in the sector, which means limited tariffs to provide a protection window.
Yellen believes Trump's tariffs will be with us with industries
“This is the worst self -wound I have seen that an administration imposes on a well -working economy.”
Former Treasury secretary Janet Yellen believes that the odds of a backdrop of Trump's policies are “significantly increased”. pic.twitter.com/sxoc93w55o
– Bianna Golodryga (@biannagolodryga) April 10, 2025
Yellen also announced that he visited several modern space companies while he was Treasury secretary, who said he was damaged by the massive subsidy imposed by China. He noted that a company outside of Atlanta called Suniva was headed by developing solar cell technology, but it was released by China's subsidy.
Yellen expressed his concerns about the broadly based on President Trump's tariffs and the tariff war he started in China. He said he supported limited tariffs on the clean energy sectors that would give companies some breathing space to measure and be competitive.
The economist believes that the US is highly dependent on China, and that the placement of massive tariffs on them is hobbles industries that may have an opportunity. He also said he supported strategies that would change the country's supply chain and make the US more susceptible to China cutting them from important inputs such as rare soil and magnets.
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