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Bloomberg: Tesla Set To Win

July 14, 20177 years ago Matt Pressman 0 Comments

Bad news may be on the horizon for Big Oil as electric cars gained traction this past week. Bloomberg reports that “France plans to end the sale of gasoline- and diesel-powered vehicles by 2040” and “Volvo Car Group became the first major manufacturer to say it will start phasing out vehicles powered solely by fossil fuels.” Who’s poised to fill this gas-mobile void? “More than a dozen automakers are jostling to lead the U.S. electric-car race, but Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) sees a clear winner separating from the pack: Tesla Inc.”

10 Cleantech Billionaires

May 13, 20177 years ago Carolyn Fortuna 0 Comments

Who are the world’s cleantech billionaires and millionaires? Follow our new series.

European Wind Power Investments To Slow In 2017 After €43 Billion In 2016

May 10, 20177 years ago Joshua S Hill 0 Comments

Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts that, despite impressive European wind power investment figures in 2016, new investment will slow in 2017 due to policy revisions and continued technology price declines.

Tesla Is Not A Car, It’s A Revolution

February 21, 20177 years ago Guest Contributor 0 Comments

Three years ago this month, Bloomberg published this “view” by Edward Niedermeyer, an auto journalist who gets published on big websites because he’s an auto journalist who gets published on big websites. With three years of hindsight, and with Model III apparently about to start pilot production, let’s revisit his Bloomberg piece, eh?

China To Cut Solar & Wind Tariffs As Costs Continue To Fall

December 28, 20167 years ago Joshua S Hill 0 Comments

China’s price regulator announced this week that it will cut tariffs paid to solar and wind projects in order to reflect the continuing decline in project costs.

Tesla–SolarCity Merger A Crazy-Smart Idea, Bloomberg Argues

June 30, 20168 years ago Steve Hanley 6 Comments

Originally published on Gas2. Wall Street has not been kind to the idea of Tesla Motors buying SolarCity in a deal that would involve no cash but would pay the solar panel company with $2.8 billion in Tesla stock. Some analysts have even used words like “deranged” when referring to … [continued]

Cheaper Coal & Gas Will Not “Derail” Renewable Energy Transformation, Says BNEF

June 14, 20168 years ago Joshua S Hill 12 Comments

Ever-decreasing coal and gas prices will not halt the overall global transition to renewable energy, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance’s annual long-term forecast. Bloomberg New Energy Finance’s (BNEF) Long-term projections of the global energy sector, or NEO 2016, was released this week, providing a forecast for the future of the energy … [continued]

BNEF Announces 10 Companies As 2016 New Energy Pioneers

April 7, 20168 years ago Joshua S Hill 1 Comment

Bloomberg New Energy Finance announced the 10 companies chosen as its 2016 New Energy Pioneers this week. Announced on Monday, Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) revealed the 10 companies that it deemed were “game-changing innovators that are revolutionizing the energy sector.” The 10 companies were recognized on stage at the 9th … [continued]

Sky & Bloomberg Join #RE100, Pledge 100% Renewable Electricity

March 26, 20168 years ago Guest Contributor 4 Comments

Originally published on Sustainnovate. Two of the larger media companies out there currently, Sky and Bloomberg, have both pledged to go “100% renewable” as part of the RE100 initiative, according to recent statements. The exact commitments revealed by the companies are: that Sky will source 100% renewable electricity by the … [continued]

Tesla Model 3 Primed To Dominate Entry-Level Luxury Car Market, Bloomberg Reports

March 24, 20168 years ago James Ayre 135 Comments

Originally published on EV Obsession. The Tesla Model 3 could easily dominate the entry-level luxury car class market — just as the Model S is already dominating the full-size luxury car market in the US — according to a new report from Bloomberg. Why, you ask? For the exact same … [continued]