Fenton Power Advocates Renewable Energy

Online, September 8, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Fenton Power announced today its support for the International Renewable Energy Alliance (Ren Alliance) with the goal of advancing a renewable energy marketplace in Florida based on widespread, distributed generation of renewable energy. Their membership represents another signal of the private investment market seeking to do business in the renewable energy industry. Fenton Power: "We support the advocacy of alternative energy production and encourage organizations like Ren Alliance in order to create opportunities for alternative energy investments through a distributed generation marketplace."

Fenton Power is an active fund manager focused on absolute returns.

Our aim is to preserve our clients' funds and generate consistent positive returns. We define our approach through two investment aims: not to lose money on a rolling twelve-month period; and to generate returns, after fees, that are significantly greater than the Bank's rate.

If we can achieve these objectives over the medium term we should also meet any reasonable 'inflation plus' target. We should also do better than the average returns from the stock market, and with much lower volatility and risk.

Fenton Power will also be supporting and participating in the upcoming 2011-2012 Renewable Energy Tour. Ren Alliance: "We are excited to welcome Fenton Power as our newest financial services partner. Their participation shows that the finance industry can and will be active in the renewable energy industry with the right energy policies in place. The finance industry clamors to invest in renewable energy projects that are developed under a distributed generation model. Their support is a key leading indicator of job creation and local economic growth."

Ren Alliance is open to participation from companies both large and small, individuals, manufacturers, installers, designers & engineers, roofers, electricians, agricultural interests, and all different types of technology including solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, tidal & ocean current power and solar thermal.

The change to a renewable world is inevitable - and the beginning steps pose the greatest challenge. A world so overwhelmingly dependent on fossil fuels requires bold ideas, dramatic shifts in thinking, and action without delay. Fortunately we can find examples of this change across the world, at all levels of personal and collective engagement.

Even Mother Nature needs a break...

~ Fenton Power