Rail Travel For Work: Which Companies Are Paving The Way For Sustainable Business Travel?
Flying for work is all too common for some employees. But on some common routes like London-Amsterdam, traveling by rail … [continued]
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Maersk’s APM Runs 8% of World’s Ports, Says Electrification Is The Answer
Ports will be much quieter, much less polluted, much less of a greenhouse gas emitter, and much more efficient. Everyone will be better off at the end of this process. Well, except for the people who invested heavily in hydrogen for energy.
Musk Makes The Move To Bring An Affordable Tesla To The European Market
The speculation is on — is the US next in line for a low-priced Tesla?
Questions From Institutional Investors About Energy Transition Are Revealing
Recently Jefferies Group, one of the United States largest investment banks, asked me to speak to a global group of their clients, institutional investors representing billions and possibly trillions in funds.
EVs Take 24.5% Share In Germany — Enyaq Comeback
October 2023 saw plugin EVs take 24.5% share of Germany’s auto market, down from a 32.5% share in October 2022, … [continued]
EVs Take 24.9% Of The UK Car Market — BMW Top Brand
October saw plugin EVs take 24.9% of the UK auto market, up from 21.5% year on year. Plugin hybrids had … [continued]
Carmakers Are Hiking The Prices of Small Cars Far Above Inflation, But Claim Euro 7…
Carmakers have raised prices by thousands, but claim Euro 7 is unaffordable . A new analysis shows that even after … [continued]
Questions From Investors On Electrification & The Grid
A couple of weeks ago, I presented to a group of institutional investors, clients of Jefferies Group investment bank. One … [continued]
Offshore Wind Developers Eye New Alliances With Aquaculture Industry
The idea of co-locating offshore wind turbines with seaweed is beginning to take shape here in the US and other parts of the world.
“Shame On You, Tesla, Shame On You!” Sweden’s Labor Unions Fight Back
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has consistently rejected calls to allow a Swedish company’s 127,000 employees worldwide to unionize in what’s become a tug-of-war of wills.
