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Indeed Sausage,
Coal is Dead!
We have been warning Harry and his dwindling band of supporters that for years.
But sadly, myopia prevailed.
Not long now......
Indeed we will Misrant
Current sell/buy ratio 18-1
They're all buys.
A classic example of narcissism for all readers. ..pmsl
Exactly correct GW,
basic physics.
Am thinking could test the 2.10-2.12 mark.....next few days. Based on previous history.
Friday 14th May.
Bigeye: No problems mate, gladly!
Dementiauk.org
Hi Sunday and SB, well another coincidence; I have a similar average and duration to you guys. I do indeed feel a sense of relief as I was heavily exposed to this stock breaking my own cardinal rule!
So I feel I've dodged a bullet and will come out with a small profit. It's certainly being a learning experience invested here and I've enjoyed to have been communicating with you guys and others on this bb. I wish you well in your future investments and no doubt we will chat again either on this bb or others. ATB
Electricity costs for solar and wind power have continued to fall significantly between 2010 and 2019 – by 47% for concentrated solar power, 82% for solar PV, 39% for onshore wind and 29% for offshore wind.
IRENA said that next year up to 1200GW of existing coal capacity could cost more to operate than the cost of new utility-scale solar PV.
Replacing the costliest 500GW of coal with solar PV and onshore wind next year would cut power system costs by up to $23bn every year and reduce annual emissions by around 1.8 gigatons of carbon dioxide (CO2), the report said.
This would also yield an investment stimulus of $940bn, which is equal to around 1% of global GDP, the report added.
IRENA said the fall in renewable electricity costs has been driven by improving technologies, economies of scale, increasingly competitive supply chains and growing developer experience