BSEA ETFMG Breakwave Sea Decarbonization Tech ETF

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 BSEA ETFMG Breakwave Sea Decarbonization Tech ETF

The ETFMG Breakwave Sea Decarbonization Tech ETF (BSEA) seeks to provide investment results that, before fees and expenses, correspond generally to the price and yield performance of the Marine Money Decarbonization Index. The Index is designed to reflect the performance of companies involved in developing and commercializing these technologies that could benefit significantly from the growth of new sector initiatives aiming to reduce the environmental impact of the global maritime sector, which counts more than 100,000 vessels.

The Marine Money Decarbonization Index (MMDI or the “Index”) tracks the performance of the equity securities of a diversified set of global companies that develop technologies, manufacture equipment or provide services related to marine or ocean decarbonization. These companies are involved in cleaner propulsion (including alternative fuels, batteries, and fuel cells), carbon capture technologies and offshore wind development. The Index was developed and is maintained by Maritime Transformation Partners, a collaboration between Marine Money, Breakwave Advisors and Sea/Switch Partners. An investment cannot be made directly in an Index.

Shares of 2020 CO2 Emissions From Transportation* and Country Exposure

Did You Know?

  • Net-zero carbon emissions will require $50 trillion of investment by 2050.**
  • The International Maritime Organization, a UN body, has implemented a strategy to reduce CO2 emissions in the maritime industry 70% from 2008 levels by 2050.***


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ETFMG Breakwave Sea Decarbonization Tech ETF

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ETFMG Breakwave Sea Decarbonization Tech ETF


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