I'm not going to place my house on the advice I receive here,...

I'm not going to place my house on the advice I receive here, but I thought gathering the opinions of some renewable energy investors may assist me.

I'm wondering if anyone has an opinion on renewable energy as a buffer against inflation?
Obviously, oil, metals, wheat, soybeans etc are considered good commodities to invest in during inflationary periods, but what of renewable energy?

Does the possible looming increases in energy prices leave little GNX in a better position than it would have been all things the same but with lower energy prices?
And if so, does that then make it better to enter/top up now, when they may benefit from increases in energy prices, rather than later when they already have?

I'm not really familiar with this current economical environment and I'm not usually investing in commodities, so would love any with more experience to chime in with their 2 cents worth.

Thanks.