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Oh dear me, this is not going to go down well with Ruth and her merry band of Swampies.
No doubt there will be an emergency meeting at the Dog & Duck this eventing.
Still, it’s good reason for us genuine investors to cheer and have a few Pints this Weekend!
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This latest news is not going to go down well with Ruth's Gang?
Some of whom have been posting rubbish on here for the past couple of weeks.
All that time wasted?
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Things could start to get interesting here in the not to distant future?
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SV posts in most cases are irrelevant.
She turns up an a board and starts posting mostly irrelevant antagonist posts, in an attempt to drive the SP down,
so she can short the stock. which goes down very well with those who are invested?
As you can imagine the reception she gets on most boards is less than friendly?
Probably best to ignore or filter her
Wind and solar power are booming in China and may help limit global carbon emissions far faster than expected, according to a new study.
Solar panel installations alone are growing at a pace that would increase global capacity by 85% by 2025.
The report says the country's green energy targets for 2030 look set to be exceeded five years ahead of schedule.
“Back in 2020, President Xi Jinping said that China would install over 1,200 gigawatts of solar and wind power by 2030. This new report says this target will be surpassed five years ahead of schedule”.
“study shows that China is fast building up capacity to generate power from wind and solar, which could have a significant impact on limiting the impacts of rising temperatures”.
“Other key indicators will be the development of battery storage and the growth of hydrogen - both will be important in helping China transition successfully away from coal”.
They are going to need a lot of Battery storage for all this new generated power?
Looks interesting:
China’s $7tn energy overhaul sparks battery ‘gold rush’
"Yijing Wang, founder of Hangzhou-based 2060 Advisory, a cleantech-focused investment advisory firm, said there was a “gold rush”, with a “dramatic” increase in the number of entrepreneurs, state-backed and private-sector investors targeting battery technologies and projects.
Energy storage, which includes large battery packs for grid-level storage, is viewed as a key pillar in China’s energy system overhaul after Xi promised to cut net carbon dioxide emissions to nearly zero by 2060 and to hit peak carbon before 2030.
"Goldman Sachs forecasts that energy storage, opened up by China’s energy policies, will be part of a more than $7tn infrastructure investment opportunity through to 2040.
Goldman forecasts that China requires about 520 gigawatts of energy storage by 2030, with as much as 410 gigawatts coming from batteries. That reflects a 70-fold increase from battery storage levels in 2021."