ALPS Clean Energy ETF Price & Performance (ACES)

The Dongying Municipal Government and CATL signed a strategic agreement to develop a zero-carbon industrial park powered by renewable energy. The project includes a lithium battery manufacturing base with a 40GWh capacity in its first phase, aiming to create a green manufacturing cluster worth over 100 billion yuan annually.1

Clean energy ETFs, including ACES, face headwinds under the current U.S. administration's fossil fuel priorities. However, global renewable energy adoption and state-level policies provide long-term growth opportunities. Increasing investments in renewable infrastructure could support the sector, despite near-term volatility.23

The ALPS Clean Energy ETF (ACES) has seen fluctuating trading signals, with resistance levels at 23.6 and 23.75. Buy signals emerge if these levels are breached, while short signals dominate if they are tested. Analysts recommend cautious positioning given market uncertainties.4