Tag: demand
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Bestsellers may be harder to come by as book sellers struggle with supply chain disruptions
Browsing at The Strand. Mary Altaffer/AP Photo Supply chain disruptions are impacting the production of books across the US. A paper shortage combined with an increased demand for lumber is making it difficult to print bestsellers. There has been an 18.7% increase in book sales so far in 2021 compared to 2020. See more stories…
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How COVID brought down Big Oil
Heather Clancy runs the rule over a tough year for the oil sector that may well become an historic turning point It’s been a tough year for the oil industry. In April, there was a mind-bending second when crude stocks dipped to adverse figures. Then, after a few months of a slow growth in demand,…
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The time for electric trucks and buses is now
The Timing for electric Buses and Trucks is Currently Katie Fehrenbacher Wed, 06/10/2020 – 01:30 Regardless of the pandemic, earnings of electric trucks and buses are expected to spike from the United States and Canada over the next few years. And maybe, surprising to many, they will soar within this year (the year that may…
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Residential energy is becoming companies’ business
Residential energy is becoming companies’ business Sarah Golden Fri, 05/29/2020 – 01:45 In this crazy upside-down world, the line between residential and commercial energy is getting fuzzy. Everything changed so quickly, it makes sense that climate and energy teams have yet to figure out how to account for the shift. But as companies such as…
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Chinese ventilator makers desperate for parts as global demand for machines hits 1 million
This story has been released by POLITICO within a content partnership with the South China Morning Post. It initially appeared on scmp.com on April 9, 2020. China has asked Switzerland to provide more elements for ventilators as manufacturers face an “impossible” task of expanding supply to satisfy demand. While requirement for ventilators and other medical…
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Why one analyst thinks Tesla’s Model Y could ‘ultimately cannibalize’ some Model 3 sales (TSLA)
AP Photo/Jae C. Hong Tesla is due to start deliveries of its Model Y vehicle in March 2020. “A key question is whether Model Y demand will ultimately cannibalize Model 3 volumes,” analyst Toni Sacconaghi of Bernstein wrote in a note Tuesday. He added that some softness in Model 3 earnings will spook investors near-to-medium…
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Is the car industry putting the brakes on the corporate rollout of EVs?
Growing corporate requirement for electrical vehicles indicates that the UK could phase-out fresh fossil fuel automobiles however, EV100 members fear that the limited distribution of EVs could delay the shift Huge company requirement for electrical vehicles is obviously to put at least 2.5 million battery automobiles and rising on the streets by 2030, but concern…
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E-Mobility Leaders: The Industry’s Future Depends on Policy and User Experience
Electric automobile sales increased across key markets this past year. In the United States, EV sales increased by 81% in comparison to 2018. Nevertheless policymakers, automakers and tech companies are still working to keep momentum moving ahead for e-mobility. This week, more than 500 automotive, energy and tech executives assembled in San Francisco at Bloomberg…