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Tesla and the business of electricity storage

05/03/2015

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Will Tesla’s Newest Battery Pan Out?

Wall Street Journal 05/03/2015

The Modi government and India's plans to double coal production with 300 million people without access to electricity

01/24/2015

Coal is seen as available freeely with India having the fifth largest coal deposits in the world. India is likely to be dependent on coal for 60% of its energy needs in 2030, even with an increase in renewable energy and nuclear power. India cites per capita carbon emissions which are about 1.7 for India, 6.2 for China, and 17.6 for the U.S. With about a fourth of the population without access to electricity and power shortages in other areas, India plans to use coal with plants designed for lower emissions, maintain filtration plants for water, and other antipollution measures.

Grouped Articles

Here’s why Obama won’t get a climate deal with India this trip - The Washington Post

Washington Post 01/24/2015

Indian Prime Minister Prods Coal Monopoly

Wall Street Journal 05/14/2015

Oil-Thirsty China a Winner in Iran Deal

Wall Street Journal 07/15/2015

Japan signs non-military nuclear accord with India | News | DW.COM | 11.11.2016

DW.COM 11/11/2016

India becomes more active in the fight against global warming

The Economist 04/21/2017

Lacklustre power demand in Asia throws a cloud over coal

The Economist 04/21/2017

The prospects for Tesla with lower oil prices

12/05/2014

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Tesla May Run Slow on Cheap Gas

Wall Street Journal 12/05/2014

Oil Prices Tumble to Fresh Lows

Wall Street Journal 01/06/2015

Tesla First-Quarter Car Deliveries Rise Above 10,000

Wall Street Journal 04/04/2015

Tesla’s New Deal: Fewer Cars, More Shares

Wall Street Journal 08/14/2015

Overheard: Investors Give Tesla Stock a Rave Review

Wall Street Journal 08/28/2015

Elon Musk Supports His Business Empire With Unusual Financial Moves

Wall Street Journal 04/28/2016

Indian prime minister Modi's speech at the Council of Foreign Relations, September 29, 2014, urging foreign investors to come to India

09/30/2014

In marketing India as a destination for foreign investment India's prime minster Modi emphasized that India was the only country with all three favorable factors - democracy, demographic dividend and demand. India has a population with 55% of the people under age 35. A population of over 1.2 billion mostly younger consumers creating a big pool of demand for many companies. Democracy with coalition governments has been an obstacle for three decades to creating the right framework for legislation on opening the country to foreign investment. Modi's BJP party has an absolute majority in parliament making it possible to take speedy action, with an effort underway to improve its tally of state legislatures it controls. Modi also has a track record of three terms as chief minister in rapidly industrializing Gujarat state. This gives credibility to Modi's plans. He stated that energy was a high priority with a goal of bringing electricity to every village in India in 5 years. A trillion dollars of investment are required in rail which he plans to open up for 100% FDI investment. Manufacturing is a big focus of Modi's plans with the launch of the "Make India" campaign. My country needs millions of jobs Modi told the audience, urging foreign companies to take up his offer. He said the laws and red tape built up from previous Socialist governments would be removed for swift approval of proposals.

Grouped Articles

India's Modi Articulates Vision for Economic Change

Wall Street Journal 09/30/2014

7 Habits of Modi's Highly Effective Speeches

Wall Street Journal 09/30/2014

Narendra Modi, India’s Leader, Moves to Reshape Labor Rules

New York Times 10/16/2014

India’s economy: The Gujarat model

Economist 01/13/2015

Foreign Investors Fight Back in India

Wall Street Journal 04/30/2015

Investors See India as Strongest of the Weak

Wall Street Journal 09/09/2015

The terms of the final deal with GE approved by the Hollande government in France for Alstom

06/20/2014

The rail signalling business of GE will be combined with Alstom's rail business to create a larger French company and the Alstom name will be preserved. GE will get the gas turbine and energy business of GE and three 50-50 joint ventures in energy will be created for GE and Alstom. The French government will take a 20% interest in Alstom. According to GE 86% of the synergies and value is preserved outside the joint ventures in energy.

Grouped Articles

GE's Bid for Alstom Is Blessed by France

New York Times 06/20/2014

France Backs GE's Bid For Alstom

Wall Street Journal 06/25/2014

French Economy Minister, Arnaud Montebourg, Was Often Out of Step With President

New York Times 08/25/2014

Hollande, Montebourg, and the French government's effort to preserve Alstom as a French company in 2014

04/28/2014

Siemens proposes an alternative to a GE acquisition of Alstom- to come up with a dual arrangement of a German energy company and a French transportation company. Hollande meets with CEO's of GE and Siemens in April 2014. Montebourg rejects the idea of Alstom being run from Connecticut in the U.S.

Grouped Articles

France's Hollande Meets With GE, Siemens Chiefs About Alstom

Wall Street Journal 04/28/2014

Stakes High for GE's Immelt in Alstom Fray

Wall Street Journal 04/28/2014

Siemens CEO Preparing to Unveil New Strategy

Wall Street Journal 05/06/2014

Siemens Chief Makes His Mark With $1.32 Billion Energy Deal

Wall Street Journal 05/07/2014

GE Heads to Paris to Save Alstom Deal

Wall Street Journal 05/16/2014

GE-Alstom Deal: French Fear Losing Control of Nuclear Assets

Wall Street Journal 06/14/2014


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