Anaerobic diversification
John Laing Environmental Assets Group (JLEN) is differentiated from its peers by virtue of its exposure to waste and wastewater projects. A recent move into anaerobic digestion has helped diversify its portfolio further. The adviser likes this area as it is less exposed to the vagaries of power prices than other areas of the renewables market (a plus, given JLEN’s recent reduction in its estimates of future power prices). JLEN has announced plans to expand the company to take advantage of this and other opportunities.
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