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Tortoise Energy Independence Fd, Inc (NDP)

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NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 3rd, 7:42 PM EDT
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Competitors to Tortoise Energy Independence Fd, Inc (NDP)

First Trust Nasdaq Clean Edge Green Energy Index Fund QCLN -5.79%

First Trust’s QCLN ETF competes with Tortoise NDP by providing exposure to a broader range of clean energy companies that have a focus on technological advancement and environmental sustainability. The clean energy sector is diverse, and QCLN highlights significant potential in companies engaged in innovative energy solutions. Investors may favor QCLN due to its comprehensive approach, which includes electric vehicles and energy efficiency technologies alongside traditional clean energy firms, providing a more wider-ranging investment compared to Tortoise’s more focused energy independence strategy.

Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETF LIT -4.01%

Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETF (LIT) focuses on the evolving lithium and battery technology sector, which is critical to the future of energy independence through electric vehicles and energy storage. This specific focus on lithium, a key component for batteries, positions LIT as a leader in sustainable energy transition investments. While Tortoise NDP encompasses a broader energy independence mandate, LIT offers a more concentrated investment opportunity for those interested in the battery technology integral to the clean energy transition, potentially giving it a competitive edge among investors looking for high-growth sectors within the clean tech market.

Invesco Solar ETF TAN -2.35%

The Invesco Solar ETF (TAN) competes with Tortoise Energy Independence Fund by focusing specifically on the solar energy segment of the renewables market. While both funds aim to provide investors exposure to energy independence and clean energy sectors, TAN specifically capitalizes on the growing trend of solar energy. This allows TAN to attract investors looking for targeted exposure in solar technology and operations, potentially leading to higher growth due to the increasing adoption of solar power. Tortoise, while diversified, may not capture this focused growth as effectively.