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This article describes the performance impact of a fossil fuel reserve or energy sector screen on an S&P 500 Index–based portfolio. We find that although the average return and volatility of a screened portfolio are not meaningfully different from the Index over the long run, in the short run, performance differences can be quite notable. Fossil-free investors should be prepared to incur significant tracking error from such a strategy.