Yes, while we all love Elon, sooooo many promises that are massively late and delayed perhaps forever. That Tweet was over FIVE years ago and I'd posit we have, what less than a dozen with solar canopies?
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I really think that the next big SP jump for TSLA will be from the upgrade and institutional buying. Since that could happen anytime, we should have a nice short squeeze that week.
Rats - I’ve been outed even before I filed with the SEC!I don't know why, but my version of Think or Swim is showing a crazy volume error for TSLA in the past few minutes:
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Volume is a bit higher than normal today!!!
Germany's energy use is highest in winter. Northern Germany is covered with clouds fall to spring, a long, depressing winter with little sun for solar panels.
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JRP3
Hyperactive Member
A general economic indicator I'd never considered, the garbage business is still booming, no sign of recession there.
finance.yahoo.com
America’s trash flow isn't signaling a recession, CEO explains
Republic Services CEO does not see a recession in America's trash.
damonbrodie
Member
Any only a little more than a month away from P+D numbers for Q3.
Rubbish!A general economic indicator I'd never considered, the garbage business is still booming, no sign of recession there.
America’s trash flow isn't signaling a recession, CEO explains
Republic Services CEO does not see a recession in America's trash.
I love your optimism, but would temper your hopes a bit. As of tomorrow, I expect Shorty McShortface to be back in town with his naked troupe, and TSLA is a favourite market-moving stock to help dump the indices in their ongoing battle of the bear-market
The construction and maintenance of any long-distance high-voltage lines to, eg, northern Germany from high insolation areas - whether central Spain, Morocco or where have you - is minuscule compared to those carrying natural gas from points east. I got sidelined multiple times attempting to learn the costs of the feeder lines in Russia from the northern and eastern gas fields, but solely Nord Stream 2 cost $11 billion.
thesmokingman
Active Member
Crazy, in Aussie land some changes are afoot in regards to auto loans where one bank is no longer providing loans for ICE or hyrbid vehicles, EV only!
Color me underwhelmed for today's covering rally.
Less than 1%, come on that's rounding error in the noise for TSLA on an average trading day.
Less than 1%, come on that's rounding error in the noise for TSLA on an average trading day.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
They're all in the "other thread".
Krugerrand
Meow
Seems fair to cherry pick for criticism’s sake, especially when there’s a line up a mile long of others doing it so much better. Look at how well EA and ChargePoint and Blink are doing with their solar canopies. I mean, they didn’t even bother saying they were going to do it down the road, they just went and did it -
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Seems fair to cherry pick for criticism’s sake, especially when there’s a line up a mile long of others doing it so much better. Look at how well EA and ChargePoint and Blink are doing with their solar canopies. I mean, they didn’t even bother saying they were going to do it down the road, they just went and did it -
That may have been a misprint. Perhaps they were serving "Solar Canapes" at some of their locations to bring in more EVs. Something to nibble on while enduring their charging experience?
Here I’ve cut-&-pasted two recent studies for transmission cost projections. The first is for a completed ultra-large pipeline from offshore Norway to the UK; the second is a Black & Veatch (aside: one of the dominant contractors for western US Superchargers) study for greenfield long-distance power lines.
1. European NatGas Pipeline
The world’s longest underwater natural gas pipeline is some, 725 miles long and was constructed at a cost of some US$2.8B or just about US$3.8M per mile for a pipeline that is about a meter in diameter.
The Langeled Pipeline delivers 26 billion cubic meters (900 billion cubic feet) of natural gas to the UK National Transmission System each year; the price tag came in at 1.7 billion pounds (US $2.8 billion).
2. Western US High Voltage Transmission Lines
The report provided estimated costs of building 230-kV, 345-kV, and 500-kV single- and double-circuit AC lines as well as 500-kV HVDC bi-pole lines. It also looked at 230-kV, 345-kV, and 500-kV AC substation costs as well as 500-kV DC substation facilities.
The estimated baseline cost of new transmission in WECC ranged from a low of $927,000 per mile for new 230-kV single-circuit lines to a high of $2.9m per mile for a 500-kV double circuit line, according to the report.
The most obvious omission in the above is the energy comparison - BTU equivalence, for example - of those two data. I may have badly overstated the cost advantage of the electric transmission; there are, of course, many other considerations.
1. European NatGas Pipeline
The world’s longest underwater natural gas pipeline is some, 725 miles long and was constructed at a cost of some US$2.8B or just about US$3.8M per mile for a pipeline that is about a meter in diameter.
The Langeled Pipeline delivers 26 billion cubic meters (900 billion cubic feet) of natural gas to the UK National Transmission System each year; the price tag came in at 1.7 billion pounds (US $2.8 billion).2. Western US High Voltage Transmission Lines
The report provided estimated costs of building 230-kV, 345-kV, and 500-kV single- and double-circuit AC lines as well as 500-kV HVDC bi-pole lines. It also looked at 230-kV, 345-kV, and 500-kV AC substation costs as well as 500-kV DC substation facilities.
The estimated baseline cost of new transmission in WECC ranged from a low of $927,000 per mile for new 230-kV single-circuit lines to a high of $2.9m per mile for a 500-kV double circuit line, according to the report.
The most obvious omission in the above is the energy comparison - BTU equivalence, for example - of those two data. I may have badly overstated the cost advantage of the electric transmission; there are, of course, many other considerations.
bkp_duke
Well-Known Member
Pathetic volume. Wall St miss the news that there is a stock split today?
larmor
Active Member
But there are alot of retail investors who would favor a lower priced stock. And of course there is that pesky investor grade based on a valuation of a company's credit rating from ongoing profits.
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