Race to electrification continues.
@MercedesBenz will invest over $47 billion in battery electric vehicles this decade and cut investments on ICE and hybrids by 80% between 2019 and 2026 https://t.co/Useu7yl8ux
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Wow, Wow, Wow--Dutch court orders Shell to cut the absolute level of its carbon emissions almost in half by 2030. This could be game-changing
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A Dutch court ruled that the oil giant Shell has a legal responsibility to cut greenhouse gases. The decision could have consequences for the rest of the fossil fuel industry https://t.co/kA46wsco22
The biggest risk/correlation to equity markets over the next decade has nothing to do with interest rates.
It will be carbon tariffs and it will blow up every DCF model of every company in the public markets...
EI's @robbieorvis says the U.S. won't be able to push other countries to adopt strong #ParisAgreement commitments unless it does so itself - pledging a 50% reduction by 2030. (via @Chemnipot)
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The major energy milestone we all saw coming: The United States got more electricity from renewable energy sources than coal last year.
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Senate Democrats are retooling energy tax reform legislation that was first proposed two years ago but which failed to advance in a Republican-led Congress.
https://t.co/A2dZ9XuS76
“The proposal, seen by Reuters, would immediately end protections for new investments in coal and oil, plus power produced from these sources.” https://t.co/2p3FOQVhP3
Since King Hubbert 1956, there’s been debate about how soon oil supply would peak. So much has changed that peak oil may never happen. Now the question seems – are we approaching peak demand? https://t.co/GjOxikC0Yc
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