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        Since the March 23rd low
in stocks,
        Canadian Energy stocks
have been
        the hottest sector in
North America,
        up more than 50%.
        Today, we released
        the INK top 30 Energy
report
        to serve as a starting
        point for those investors
        looking to identify which
oil & gas names
        may be well-positioned to
        survive and thrive coming
        out of the COVID-19
crisis.
        The hottest stock in North
America's
        hottest sector turns out
to
        be biogas systems provider
        Greenlane Renewables.
        Greenlane's biogas
upgrading systems use
        decomposing material like
farm and food
        waste and wastewater
treatment
        to generate clean,
        low-carbon renewable
natural gas for
        the natural gas grid
        and the transportation
sector.
        On February 19th,
Greenlane closed
        a public offering to raise
$11.5 million.
        Net proceeds are to be
used for investment,
        general corporate
purposes,
        and debt repayment.
        Greenlane stock has more
than doubled
        since it set year-to-date
lows on March 18th.
        In the COVID-19 crisis,
        concerns about greenhouse
gas emissions
        have taken a backseat,
        but once the economy gets
back into gear,
        climate change could once
        again be an important
concern.
        Greenlane insiders are
betting on it,
        having spent almost
$60,000
        picking up shares as
        the stock dipped in March.
        Get our full report via
INKResearch.com or
        the Canadian Insider Club
at
        CanadianInsider.com.
        This report is not
        a recommendation to buy or
sell securities.