Sentences with phrase «other energy companies last»

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A global oil company executive recently predicted that petroleum's dominance of world energy would last only another 20 years; other ways of providing energy, particularly for transport, were about to emerge.
Chinese company CNOOC's $ 15 billion takeover Alberta oilsands firm Nexen Energy created controversy last year with this publication among others criticizing the federal government for a lack of clear policy on SOE takeovers.
He had recently removed himself from his last start - up, an ambitious alternative - energy company known as Makani Power, and he had only just turned on the lights at his newest company, Other Lab.
Last week I was in Italy meeting with other global business leaders, while U.S. Global's Director of Research John Derrick was visiting and assessing Greek and Turkish companies such as Tsakos Energy Navigation, JUMBO, Türk Telekom and Turkcell.
The company behind the Dakota Access pipeline and many other damaging fossil fuel projects — Energy Transfer Partners — was the focus of nearly 20 actions spanning 10 U.S. states last week.
Indeed, as the world's other energy reserves diminish, mining companies may find themselves compelled to invest in technologies for exploiting the world's last great reserve of carbon - based fuel.
Several other coal companies, including Arch Coal and Walter Energy, have also filed for bankruptcy over the last year because of pressures on the industry.
As we learned last week, Tesla has been losing money since its inception, and its IPO shows that the company is heavily dependent on selling carbon credits to other automakers, a $ 450 - million loan from the U.S. Department of Energy, and the money it hopes to raise in its IPO.
Because of this interest, last year we did an analysis that looked at whether buying the most discounted energy companies at other times in the past might have been good investment strategy.
Banks, building societies, utility companies and other organisations use credit reference agencies to share details of all your account behaviour on credit / store cards, loans, mortgages, bank accounts, energy and mobile phone contracts from the last six years.
That's why so many scientists and others (me included) were irked last month to learn that Google, a company that in recent years gained a green reputation by investing aggressively in renewable energy projects, was hosting a July 11 fund - raising luncheon for Inhofe.
Midway through the conference, which brought roughly 1,000 academics, politicians and curious onlookers to Nevada over the last two days, I had a chance to buttonhole Mr. Reicher and two other principals in the exploration of next - generation geothermal technology: Steven Chu, the Nobel laureate and director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and Don O'Shei, whose company, AltaRock Energy, just received a $ 6.25 million investment from Google (see yesterday's post.)
We've invested more per capita than any other energy company in Britain for the last ten years.
Solar companies went ballistic last month when the federal Bureau of Land Management slapped a moratorium on new applications to build solar energy plants on the 258 million acres that the bureau manages, mostly in California and 11 other Western states.
According the The Guardian, news that German engineering giant Bosch is buying solar panel manufacturers Ersol, a company that has recently invested heavily in thin - film manufacture, for â «¬ 1.1 bn (US$ 1.7 bn) has sent stocks in other renewable energy companies soaring as investors expect further big buyouts: «Shares in leading German solar companies rose substantially on expectations that other big players, including oil groups, are on the prowl in a market that grew to â «¬ 6.6 bn last year and is forecast to top â «¬ 18bn by 2020.
Reuters reported last year that Lukoil and other companies received instructions from the state energy ministry on providing news stories favorable to Russian leadership.
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