Tesla’s recent job fair in China is just a reflection of how popular and successful Tesla is worldwide, and how much it is helping both the U.S. and Chinese economies as hiring continues to soar. With booming business, Tesla is on yet another hiring spree.
In his latest video on HyperChangeTV, titled “Tesla is Winning the US/China Trade War,” Gali Russell gives us a quick summary of just how Tesla is winning in the US/China trade war. In fact, the timing of the Shanghai Gigafactory has perfect timing.
In this article, I want to discuss Tesla’s potential to grow in the Asian market. Everybody knows China is a huge opportunity since it is both the largest auto market in the world and it seems to get pretty good support from the government, which seems to be trying to address the air pollution issue in the country, but I wanted to look at the size of all the rest of Asia.
You don’t have to look far to see that China is leading the world’s electric car revolution. I had the unique opportunity to witness this first-hand while visiting China this past June to attend the first annual Energy Internet Innovation and Entrepreneurship Summit (EIIES) in Chengdu, China.
Welcome to the next issue of China x Cleantech, our July 2019 edition.
Originally published on INSIGHTS, the WRI expert blog. by Jessica Seddon, Seth Contreras, and Beth Elliott Most of the rising global attention to air pollution focuses on the impacts that ozone, particulate matter, and other pollutants have on human health. This is natural; the numbers in the headlines are striking. The World … [continued]
One way or another, the future is coming for us. While we have not yet “decided” whether it will be climate disaster or climate saved, time will tell.The developed world’s recalcitrance is not only costing us time in preventing the runaway effects that are coming, it’s allowing China to gain a foothold and increase its influence, wealth, and power on the world stage.
China, Japan, and South Korea continue to make flowery speeches about cutting carbon emissions while financing coal fired generating stations in other countries.
“The science on climate change is settled. Anyone who tells you otherwise is peddling false promises, and they are doomed to disappoint,” Tanzanian microbiologist and environmental scientist Joyce Msuya told us. It could not be put more clearly.
China’s moratorium on building new coal-fired generating stations is about to expire, but that won’t lead to a boom in new coal plants. Analysts say the plummeting cost of renewables make further investment in coal power unprofitable.
