Posts Tagged ‘
Power Plants ’
Jun 30th, 2009 |
By Ian Davis |
Category: Financial News
House passes climate change bill… Byron King on what it means for America’s energy future… Don’t ignore Iran… how their crisis could affect your portfolio… Millionaires migrating… The 5 charts the great wealth shift of 2009-2013… Madoff gets 150 years… and the SEC gets more money?
Tags: Addison Wiggin, Al Gore, Energy Distributors, Energy Industry, Ian Mathias, Madoff, Power Plants, SEC
Posted in Financial News |
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Jun 3rd, 2008 |
By Irwin Greenstein |
Category: Emerging Markets
There is a coal panic in China, and Beijing has dispatched a SWAT team of energy traders to corner the market on abundant, clean-burning uranium.
Tags: china, China coal, China nuclear energy, China pollution, coal, Dirty Coal, Emerging Markets, Energy Traders, Food Industries, Gdp, Iron Bars, Mercury Contamination, Power Plants, resources, Toxic Byproduct, Uranium Prices, uranium U308
Posted in Emerging Markets |
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May 22nd, 2008 |
By Sara Nunnally |
Category: International Investing
With aging power plants and failing infrastructure, South Africa needs an injection of investment cash into its power sector. And while its economy technically maintains a budget surplus, it’s constantly battling things like unemployment and poverty.
Tags: commodities, EZA, Immigrant Workers, India, International Investing, Ishares Msci, Mining Companies, Pakistan, Platinum Prices, Power, Power Plants, Power Sector, South Africa, South African Rand
Posted in International Investing |
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May 22nd, 2008 |
By J. Christoph Amberger |
Category: International Investing
Government subsidies come in more shapes than animal crackers. There are tax breaks, trade protection, trade promotion, labor subsidies, production, procurement and consumption subsidies. And then there are debt guarantees like airline industry loans, student loans, small business administration loans, or government-backed mortgages.
Tags: , Australian Taxpayers, Beijing Olympics, Beijing Shougang Co., china, China Petrochemical Corp., Chinese Labor, Consumption Subsidies, Debt Guarantees, Eastern Petrochemical Co., Government Subsidies, Indirect Subsidies, Industry Loans, Inner Mongolia, Power Plants, Shougang, Sinopec, Small Business Administration, SNP, Steel Maker, Totalitarian Government
Posted in International Investing |
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May 21st, 2008 |
By William Patalon III |
Category: International Investing
Produce Prices Up Modestly; Target Earnings Off the Mark; Coal Shortage in China; Icahn’s Yahoo Battle Gains Support; Whitney Slashes U.S. Bank Outlooks; Sacked Earnings for Saks; Merck’s Vioxx Settlement; Fed on Pause, Says Kohn.
Tags: , BAC, china, Chinese Power, Citigroup, Electricity Regulatory Commission, energy prices, Federal Reserve, Food Prices, global energy, International Investing, MRK, Power Plants, SKS, US Bank, WB, YHOO
Posted in International Investing |
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May 20th, 2008 |
By Jason Simpkins |
Category: Oil Investment & Alternative Energy
Crude oil is grabbing the headlines but it’s coal and uranium that together provide nearly half the world’s power.
Tags: , aluminum, BHP, BTU, Butterfly Effect, CCJ, coal, Coal Consumption, Coal Demand, Coal Producer, Commercial Nuclear Plants, copper, diamonds, energy, Energy Consumption, gold, iron, nickel, Peabody Energy, Power Plants, RTP, RY, steel, titanium, Uranium, World Coal Institute, YZC
Posted in Oil Investment & Alternative Energy |
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