There is a narrow assumption about the “class” Tesla vehicles are in that misses the broader Tesla story and the electric transition narrative. Yes, Tesla is surely pulling in a lot of consumers who would otherwise be driving a BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Jaguar, Porsche, etc. Below is a chart from my last article about that.
We’ve written about this guy a couple of times before. He’s a billionaire who proudly proclaimed back on August 1 of last year that he was continuing to short Tesla [TSLA], claiming back then that the company was “only capitalized for the next three quarters.” He’s eating a lot of crow these days, but still claims he’s the one who’s right.
Construction of a 28 megawatt (MW) utility-scale solar power plant has been completed by Kyocera TCL Solar LLC in the town of Taiwa, Kurokawa District, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. The solar power plant started operations in late June 2018.
People in northern California believe the wildfire sweeping through their neighborhoods is caused by failed government policies, not climate change. What will it take to convince them otherwise?
There is a capital gap of nearly US$1 trillion in infrastructure investments per year and the lion’s share relates to the energy sector. 60% of this capital gap is in developing nations. Standardization by clean FinTechs (Financial Technology) can drastically reduce it by building a bridge between institutional capital and the decentralized renewable energy sector.
Eric Usher, Head of UNEP Finance Initiative, answered to Climate Action questions on the future of financial markets in the light of sustainability.
Hub Culture founder Stan Stalnaker explains their latest digital currency, Ultra Carbon, and why it’s the way of the future.
News reports suggest Tesla is moving forward with plans to build a battery and auto manufacturing facility in southern Germany.
