Elon Musk sold a further $1.02 billion of Tesla Inc. shares, taking him close to his target of reducing his stake in the electric-car maker by 10%. The Tesla chief executive officer — also the world’s richest person — sold 934,090 shares, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. Musk has… Continue reading Musk nears Tesla share sale target with $1 billion offload
Tag: Electric vehicles
Mercedes EQB
4×4 electric cars, 15 zero-emission models also suitable for the mountains 7 / 16Auto December 29, 2021 (Daimler AG) Thanks to an availability of up to seven seats (on request it can have a third row with two additional single seats which can accommodate passengers not exceeding 1.65 meters in height), EQB is able to… Continue reading Mercedes EQB
Nissan
New 2022 cars, here are all the upcoming models brand by brand Market and Industry December 29, 2021 As the marketing of the new Qashqai accelerates, the Ariya electric SUV goes on sale. In addition, Nissan is preparing to launch the next generation of the X-Trail crossover in Europe, also available in an e-Power hybrid… Continue reading Nissan
Auto in China, from 1 January 2022 the restrictions for foreign homes have been lifted
Listen to the audio version of the article 2 ‘of reading In a surprising move, to say the least, China has decided to completely remove all previously required restrictions on foreign ownership of the auto industry. The decision, which will come into effect from 1 January 2022, was announced through a document released in recent… Continue reading Auto in China, from 1 January 2022 the restrictions for foreign homes have been lifted
Volvo XC40
4×4 electric cars, 15 zero-emission models also suitable for the mountains Car December 29, 2021 Developed in collaboration with the Chinese company Geely, the compact SUV is the first Volvo model built on the basis of the Cma (Compact Modular Architecture) modular architecture used for all 40 Series cars. In terms of technology, the XC40… Continue reading Volvo XC40
German Manager Magazin: US dominance on the stock exchanges: Google parent Alphabet is worth more than all Dax companies001414
The world stock exchanges are dominated by US technology groups more than ever. Eight of the ten most valuable companies in the world will be from the end of 2021 USA. The smartphone and software giant Apple scratches with a market value of 2.96 trillion dollars (as of December 27th) as the first group ever… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: US dominance on the stock exchanges: Google parent Alphabet is worth more than all Dax companies001414
Shell stations in Indonesia use ABB Terra 54 chargers
Oil giant Shell is installing EV chargers at its gas stations around the world. Three Shell stations in the Indonesian cities of Pluit, Antasari and Jagorawi will soon offer public charging using ABB’s Terra 54 DC fast chargers. Customers can charge free for 30 minutes if they buy a pastry and a cup of coffee.… Continue reading Shell stations in Indonesia use ABB Terra 54 chargers
Philippines lifts ban on new open-pit mines
The move sees the Philippine government reverse a ban imposed in 2017, when the then-environment minister blamed the sector for widespread ecological damage. Manila: The Philippines has lifted a four-year ban on new open-pit mines, an official said Wednesday, in a bid to revitalise the country’s coronavirus-battered economy slammed by activists as “short-sighted”. The move… Continue reading Philippines lifts ban on new open-pit mines
Miners Anglo, Vale in talks to jointly develop Serpentina iron ore mine
Vale’s disclosure on Tuesday came after a Bloomberg News report last week said the Brazilian miner was considering acquiring either a minority or majority stake in Minas-Rio, citing people familiar with the preliminary discussions. RIO DE JANEIRO: Anglo American confirmed on Wednesday preliminary discussions with Vale SA to potentially jointly develop the Brazilian miner’s Serpentina… Continue reading Miners Anglo, Vale in talks to jointly develop Serpentina iron ore mine
2021 was the year clean energy finally faced its mining problem
This year, the clean energy sector finally started grappling in earnest with one of its biggest challenges: how to get enough minerals to build solar panels, wind turbines, and big batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. Figuring that out will be critical for escaping fossil-fueled ecological disaster. It’ll also be crucial for policymakers and… Continue reading 2021 was the year clean energy finally faced its mining problem