Anyone been following the news about Black Monday and the crash in the Chinese stock market?
I have been looking for information on its impact on the conventional and renewable energy investment sector. This is all I could find, an article published by EnergyDesk Greenpeace.
"An unprecedented collapse in Chinese shares sent tremors through financial markets on Monday, triggering a really bad day of global trading since the depths of the financial crisis eight years ago.
Billions were wiped off indices across the world in a frenzied day of selling which saw the Shanghai composite suffer an 8.5pc decline, its worst one-day performance since 2007.
With global stock markets on a downward spiral, everyone is feeling the pain, including the world’s fossil fuel giants. This due to the Chinese factory sector shrinking at its fastest rate (and using a lot less energy) in almost 6-1/2-years in August, hammering global stocks and commodity prices!"
http://www.opentoinv...-and-oil-giants
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Black Monday. A Really Really Bad Day For Coal and Oil Giants
Started by opentoinvest, Aug 26 2015 12:51 AM
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#1
Posted 26 August 2015 - 12:51 AM
#2
Posted 27 August 2015 - 03:41 AM
It's hard to give a rat's *&^$% about china, coal or oil giants but we know their downturns affect the world's market.
It's a shame that so many people lost money over the past few days; but that's the risk they take.
But china will pick up the pieces and recover. They are already taking steps to embrace renewables (and about time).
http://energydesk.gr...newable-energy/
It's a shame that so many people lost money over the past few days; but that's the risk they take.
But china will pick up the pieces and recover. They are already taking steps to embrace renewables (and about time).
http://energydesk.gr...newable-energy/
#3
Posted 03 September 2015 - 01:46 AM
Frightening statistics: "The recent downturn in China’s stock market wiped out an estimated $2 trillion of equity value from the world’s second largest economy, and sent world stocks and commodity prices tumbling in what has become known as ‘Black Monday’"
So according to Energy Desk here are the future predictions for renewables/cleantech industry:
- Chinese coal imports are only going to get worse
- Expots will be a major struggle for China
- Their attempt to encourage investment has already backfired
- Renewables are recovering faster than other stocks
Read more here: http://energydesk.gr...energy-markets/
So according to Energy Desk here are the future predictions for renewables/cleantech industry:
- Chinese coal imports are only going to get worse
- Expots will be a major struggle for China
- Their attempt to encourage investment has already backfired
- Renewables are recovering faster than other stocks
Read more here: http://energydesk.gr...energy-markets/
#4
Posted 03 September 2015 - 04:49 AM
As we (the world economies) shift into renewables; there will be fossil fuel and stock market losses.
Oil companies are laying off folks too.
http://www.altenergy...lose-jobs-r4517
Like back in horse/buggy days-it's been that long since we made a shift;
an alternative energy shift (.com)
Oil companies are laying off folks too.
http://www.altenergy...lose-jobs-r4517
Like back in horse/buggy days-it's been that long since we made a shift;
an alternative energy shift (.com)
#5
Posted 23 September 2015 - 03:13 AM
I wish the world soon becomes oil and gas free so we can use some easily available and free option like solar energy for driving cars or may be air
#6
Posted 23 September 2015 - 04:00 PM
reetasharma201, on 23 September 2015 - 03:13 AM, said:
I wish the world soon becomes oil and gas free so we can use some easily available and free option like solar energy for driving cars or may be air
(They used them to transport the elves in Polar Express)
It just takes the will to do it. (and $$$)
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