|  Dear Investor, The oil and gas sector is grappling with a little-discussed crisis that has created a $435 billion opportunity for the companies that can solve it. Better yet, investors who buy those companies now - before this crisis starts making headlines - could make significant profits. The problem is this: There are an estimated five million oil and gas wells across the U.S. that were abandoned long ago by defunct, bankrupt or unknown companies. And most of them are leaking dangerous methane into the air, soil and groundwater. This gas also often seeps into nearby homes, schools and office buildings, where it can cause a number of health problems. Methane also collects in the atmosphere and has become the latest boogeyman for climate change extremists who claim it's 80 times more dangerous than carbon dioxide. As a result, federal and state governments, as well as the oil and gas companies themselves, are spending billions of dollars to cap those wells to stop methane from leaking out. And it's estimated that it will take at least $435 billion to finish the job. More importantly for you, I've identified an under-the radar company that caps these wells for a fat fee and is leading the charge to tap into all the money pouring into solving this crisis. Positioned to Take Profitable Advantage of a$435 Billion Market I'm recommending that my Streetlight Confidential Newsletter subscribers begin their due diligence on this little-known company now. My analysis suggest that the company's stock is well positioned for excellent performance in the near to mid term. More on this company in a moment, but first please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Tim Collins and I'm the editor of Streetlight Confidential Newsletter. For more than 25 years, I've been profitably trading the markets and helping investors make money by identifying under-the-radar companies positioned to take advantage of powerful megatrends. This company is a great example because of how it's taking advantage of the billions of dollars being spent to cap all those orphaned and abandoned wells and thus put an end to this crisis. For example, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is already spending more than $4.7 billion to tackle this crisis - handing out grants to the states most impacted by the problem. Profit from Multinational Virtue Signaling Furthermore, multinational companies who have been virtue signaling with absurd "Net Zero by 2030" pledges and agreements could soon be paying this company to cap hundreds or thousands of wells. Doing that gives them credit for reducing greenhouse gases as if they had actually reduced their own emissions - something they're under immense pressure to achieve from governments all over the world. In other words, every multinational on the planet has the potential to become a customer over the next few years. A variety of regulations and mandates have also been passed in various states that are likely to increase demand for this company's services. And all of this will almost certainly be ramped up if Kamala Harris wins the Presidency in November. Republicans Want it Too On the other hand, if Donald Trump retakes the White House, it's at least possible that Republicans will take some of that money back and repeal some of those regulations and mandates. However, I think it's unlikely to happen for a couple of reasons. For starters some of the worst impacted states are red states with Republican governors - Louisiana, Mississippi and Oklahoma, for example - who have already made it clear they want this mess dealt with. Furthermore, the House - which as you know is controlled by Republicans - recently overwhelmingly passed the bipartisan Abandoned Wells Remediation, Research and Development Act. The Act directs the Department of Energy to carry out a research, development and demonstration program on abandoned wells. In expressing his support for the bill, conservative Congressman Dan Crenshaw (R-TX), said, "We need to take concrete steps to address environmental concerns, and capping abandoned wells is a common-sense approach that can reduce harmful methane emissions while also providing economic benefits by creating jobs in the process." But perhaps more importantly, capping these wells is a relatively cheap and easy way to slash so-called greenhouse gases without wrecking the economy with a "Green New Deal," banning fossil fuels or forcing electric vehicles down everyone's throat. Furthermore, if Trump wins we can expect a massive expansion of oil and gas drilling in the U.S. - and it wouldn't surprise me to see oil companies required to cap some old wells in order to get their drilling permits. Bottom line: This little-known company is likely to win either way because the demand for cleaning up these wells isn't going away. For its part, the company is already out in the field capping old wells and containing those methane emissions - and making money doing it. In fact, it's the single biggest operator plugging wells. It's revenues are growing 50% a year. And as more federal, state, oil company and multinational money flows into the company's coffers, it could ignite the stock price and bring deliver potential windfall profits to investors. Simply put, the company is in the right place at the right time. Get your FREE Special Report with All The Details About This Investment Opportunity  Download Free Report I have more to tell you about this exciting company. I've put my full analysis into an in-depth Special Report with all the reasons why it could be such a great opportunity for you. The Report is called Surprise Energy Play: How You Could Cash In On A $435 Billion Oil & Gas Crisis. It's a $19.80-value, and you can get a copy absolutely FREE with no obligation. Click here to claim your free copy right now. Click here to get your FREE Special Report today. Download Free Report Sincerely, Tim Collins,
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