The wind has dropped out of the wind farms according to this guy. He makes a good case. Is he right?
Wind Farms Financial Collapse Don't Tell Ed Miliband
Wind Farms Financial Collapse Don't Tell Ed Miliband
Prices of the electricity we use to charge
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Are you talking about the windrise project off the coast of New York?
All the capex heavy projects are subjected to interest rates. Low interest rates lower the cost of financing, shares go up.
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Probably needs a deeper look by someone not wedded to loving CO2. Most of those graphs show rapid growth, a spike associated with the Ukraine war, an antispike associated with Trump's drill, baby, drill policy. Current price levels are not too dissimilar to the situation before the Ukraine spike.
The spike and volatility in share prices probably has as much to do with stock market gambling than the fundamentals of renewable energy.
Wind will always be there, the economics of capturing it vary according to governments' policies. If carbon was priced to include what are currently external costs, the picture would change dramatically.
The spike and volatility in share prices probably has as much to do with stock market gambling than the fundamentals of renewable energy.
Wind will always be there, the economics of capturing it vary according to governments' policies. If carbon was priced to include what are currently external costs, the picture would change dramatically.
Orestead stock price decline is mostly down to Trump:
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AI Overview
Orsted's stock price has fallen significantly due to a combination of factors including: major delays and cost overruns in US offshore wind projects, political uncertainty around renewable energy policies, particularly with the return of Donald Trump to the presidency, supply chain disruptions, rising interest rates, and recent impairments related to its US seabed leases; leading to concerns about the company's profitability and future growth potential in a key market like the US.
Key points about the decline:
US market challenges:
Orsted has faced significant setbacks in the US market, including project delays, higher costs, and regulatory hurdles, which have impacted its financial performance.
Political headwinds:
The election of Donald Trump, who is known to be skeptical of renewable energy, has created uncertainty about future policy support for offshore wind in the US, further impacting investor confidence.
Impairment charges:
The company recently announced significant impairment charges related to its US seabed leases, further contributing to the stock price decline.
Industry-wide challenges:
The broader offshore wind industry is also facing challenges like rising material costs and supply chain bottlenecks, which affect Orsted as well.
This is a VERY WORRYING case. I think there is a very good chance that this woman is entirely innocent.
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Professor Thornalley M.A. Ph.D from Cambridge university specializing in Paleoceanography, Paleoclimatology, Geochemistry.
Whatever language he used in a short quote, I think I'll stick with his info.
If you think they're going to be manipulated into making a profit, why don't you invest in them? If Trump an Elon are doing it, it's probably a good thing.
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Maybe should be reworded:
If Trump an Elon are doing it, it's probably profitable.
The South Sea Bubble of 1720
The 18th century version of the Dot Com Boom - and Bust!
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An almost exact analogy was the South Sea Bubble - a sure thing - King George 1st was involved. Like all Ponzi schemes, the people who set them up and invest at the start make an absolute fortune, and then when the ordinary mugs get involved and stuff their money into a sure thing, they lose everything they invested.
This will all go the same way - it just remains to be seen when.
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It's not a profit for outsiders. Trump will give statutory protection to virtual coins. It may push up the price of bitcoin but it's a massive liability for taxpayers. It's also conflict of interest, as trump and his club of billionaires have created a lot of those coins. Trump removed SEC's supervision, fraud protection etc. You can look up trump's removal of consuner financial protection board (CFPB). Trump will announce new tax cut next week or very soon. It's pretty much theft on a huge scale. The market for coins run into trillions. Trump and his friends can potentially cause collapse of the dollar and western capitalism.
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Investments that are sound are based on proper businesses with assets and profits made from doing something. These coin businesses are based on nothing but emotion. They are in essence Ponzi schemes. Beware. If you invest at the wrong time, all that happens is that the people who got out when you put your money in, go off with all your money. They don't actually have any value except what people pi ss ed up the wall by rushing to join in.
All these schemes will collapse. The only thing which remains to be seen is - when.
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Funny thing - I made similar points to the one above on chatgpt and while the bot answered my questions and arguments the interface removed my remarks and posted a warning saying that the content I had posted violated their policies. Big tech may be in on the crypto scam.
All these schemes will collapse. The only thing which remains to be seen is - when.
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Funny thing - I made similar points to the one above on chatgpt and while the bot answered my questions and arguments the interface removed my remarks and posted a warning saying that the content I had posted violated their policies. Big tech may be in on the crypto scam.
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you can create as many coins as you like. It's not a business but selling it is.
The first step is to find an exchange that will trade it. The next step is to find customers for it. You'll need social media to push it. Musk created his dogecoin as a joke. It's now worth about $35B. Trump is new to the game but he has a lot more selling power. Satoshi Nakamoto created the most famous of them all, the Bitcoin. It is assumed that Satoshi Nakamoto gave himself more than 1,000,000 bitcoins when he created bitcoin.
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Maybe should be reworded:
If Trump an Elon are doing it, it's probably profitable.
If Trump an Elon are doing it, it's probably profitable.
And who else would they consider.
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