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Green Car Congress
JANUARY 20, 2021
Highlights of the renewables investment total included a leap of 56% in financings of offshore wind projects to $50 billion, including the largest deal ever in that sub-sector—$8.3 Biomass and waste-to-energy financings were down 3% at $10 billion. Spain was up 16% at $10 billion, Brazil up 23% at $8.7 billion, down 12%.
Green Car Congress
AUGUST 6, 2009
UK-based TMO Renewables Ltd, the developer of a novel thermophilic bacterium and process for converting biomass into fuel ethanol ( earlier post ), completed an £11 million (US$18 million) financing round from a range of institutional shareholders and private investors.
Green Car Congress
NOVEMBER 17, 2017
The Volkswagen Group expects Brazil, China, Russia and North America to be the main growth drivers in the coming years. These companies finance the investments in the Chinese plants and products from their own resources. In 2016, the corresponding capex ratio stood at 6.9%.
Green Car Congress
APRIL 29, 2016
The delivery figures also include the vehicles sold by the Chinese joint ventures. The business of the Chinese joint ventures is not included in the Group’s sales revenue and operating profit, however. The share of operating profit attributable to the Chinese joint ventures in 2015 remained at approximately €5.2 Hong Kong), 3.4%
Green Car Congress
JULY 4, 2009
We have rock-solid finances. In May, VW and Chinese carmaker BYD signed a memorandum of understanding to explore the options for partnership in the area of hybrids and electric vehicles powered by lithium batteries. We have nine strong brands that work well together. We have a huge technological potential, despite the crisis.
Baua Electric
SEPTEMBER 19, 2024
Based on the data up to July 2024, Ember’s analysis is in line with forecasts made by Bloomberg New Energy Finance ( BNEF ). Who’s leading the solar growth China, the US, India, Germany, and Brazil will account for 75% of global solar additions in 2024, according to Ember’s estimates.
Green Car Congress
OCTOBER 31, 2014
Liam Halligan, a columnist for the Telegraph, says “the real danger” of closer Russian-Chinese ties is not a bust-up between China and the US, which could threaten crucial shipping routes for China-bound coal and LNG, but its impact on the US dollar. “If However, the Chinese have a problem in their plans for the yuan.
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