2daMoon
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This, from (IIRC) the cutting edge company that pioneered Heated Seats as a subscription model?
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This, from (IIRC) the cutting edge company that pioneered Heated Seats as a subscription model?
in comparison to the company that installed heated rear seats without me ordering it & then offering me to unlock it for 300 bucks..This, from (IIRC) the cutting edge company that pioneered Heated Seats as a subscription model?
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Belgium is the rudest word in the Universe, yet by a strange coincidence, also the name of a country on Earth. It is stated as "completely banned in all parts of the Galaxy, except in one part, where they don't know what it means, and in serious screenplays."
Did you know the Palladium vehicles (which we don't have yet in the UK) are going to be obsolete in 2024 due to competition? So there's absolutely no point in Tesla even launching them in the UK. Anybody have an X on order for the U.K.?
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*Sorry, I just love reading some of the opinons over in the other sections of TMC. Yes, there are other sections of TMC.
/s*Sorry, I just love reading some of the opinons over in the other sections of TMC. Yes, there are other sections of TMC.
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Can't please everyone...apparently.in comparison to the company that installed heated rear seats without me ordering it & then offering me to unlock it for 300 bucks..
My word, Nico, you really are a suppository of knowledge!
On Tuesday, TSLA pierced beneath its 50-day SMA (simple moving average) before rebounding above. Today it is surging above its 200-day SMA. Holding above that level could be seen as a positive technical sign.
Have not seen this mentioned. This link I posted makes some good points.
This project has been in the works for some time now.
I had told my wife that they should cover the canals with PVs years ago and I'm happy to see it actually take form. Too huge benefits
a) water evaporation limited and boy, we need to preserve water
b)Power about 10 million homes with this project.
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This project has been in the works for some time now.
I had told my wife that they should cover the canals with PVs years ago and I'm happy to see it actually take form. Too huge benefits
a) water evaporation limited and boy, we need to preserve water
b)Power about 10 million homes with this project.
In a US first, California will pilot solar-panel canopies over canals
In 2021, scientists published a feasibility study about erecting solar panels over canals, and it's about to become a reality.
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re @MSMike‘s post: I do not dislike the concept of covering canals but, as demonstrated elsewhere and as I wrote earlier this morning, their topology makes for an inefficient solar farm. Wiring for any source (as well as for batteries as repository) needs to performed in a combination of series and parallel, and the linear shape of a canal plays harry with that necessity.
That's one of those things where it just boggles the mind that it wasn't done 10 years ago. The solution and benefits are so simply and easy to recognize that it's unbelievable it has taken this longHave not seen this mentioned. This link I posted makes some good points.
This project has been in the works for some time now.
I had told my wife that they should cover the canals with PVs years ago and I'm happy to see it actually take form. Too huge benefits
a) water evaporation limited and boy, we need to preserve water
b)Power about 10 million homes with this project.
In a US first, California will pilot solar-panel canopies over canals
In 2021, scientists published a feasibility study about erecting solar panels over canals, and it's about to become a reality.
This sounds too good to be true! "Tesla Reaches Production Capacity of 42 Megapacks [plus an 85% increase in Q3] & 6,500+ Powerwalls per Week"
www.tesmanian.com
Tesla Reaches Production Capacity of 42 Megapacks & 6,500+ Powerwalls per Week
Tesla has reached a production capacity of 42 Megapacks per week and will increase its total production rate by 85% in Q3. In addition, the company has achieved a production capacity of over 6,500 Powerwalls per week.
www.tesmanian.com
You should probably go take a peek at options expiring this week. Very unlikely TSLA closes above 300 today. Would need a lot more volume to cover the spoofing that being had from MM's.
The macros seem to really be supporting the stock today but I would expect there to be somewhat of a pull back across the board in the macro's in the last hour of trading today.
OK, I'll bit.... No disrespect to natives if I'm missing some hot button, but how about Az Tribal land? Could be a win/win. Give them a % revenue, train solar skills, engage the communities. Maybe even trade their power center for some water and infrastructure. I've seen that they can grow corn in the desert without any water other than natural rainfall. It's not much, but they know a little something about the desert and living off the land in general without destroying it.
The updates on the Megapack and Powerwall were by far the best bits of information. The Megapack volume increase is oustanding and they're still heavily hiring so I expect that ramp to be continues for the next few quarters. I believe the Megapack max planned capacity at least for Lathrop would bring in roughly 20-25 billion in revenue annually.This sounds too good to be true! "Tesla Reaches Production Capacity of 42 Megapacks [plus an 85% increase in Q3] & 6,500+ Powerwalls per Week"
Tesla Reaches Production Capacity of 42 Megapacks & 6,500+ Powerwalls per Week
Tesla has reached a production capacity of 42 Megapacks per week and will increase its total production rate by 85% in Q3. In addition, the company has achieved a production capacity of over 6,500 Powerwalls per week.
Also an important thing to call out in that info dump/leak was that they specifically called out how they're hitting higher production levels all around with slightly fewer employees (from the layoffs) and that they want even more production per employee going forward.......You can practically smell the operating margin increase from here
woodisgood
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*dejectedly puts away recycled Sparta meme*
Border Wall, 2 Birds in one MAGA stone
R wants wall, D wants Solar
Yeah and Mexico gonna pay for it /s +1 ... patrolled by Optimus
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