Just like Apple, some people hate Tesla beyond reason
Tesla cars have been in the news a lot lately. They are famous and cool, poster children for progressive thinking. Within a few weeks of its announcement, 400,000 people had put down deposits on Tesla Model 3s, even though deliveries won’t begin for year and a half. People lined up outside dealerships for the […]
Tesla’s Model 3: It just may well be worth the hype
With all the fanfare of a new Apple product launch, Elon Musk unveiled Tesla’s latest model, the Model 3. Clearly the hype was not related to the name. Question is, is the car worth the hype? Well actually it just may be. Tesla cars are hyped like Apple products, and in some ways are similar. […]
Even better energy information available at BOE Report
Writing about the energy industry is something that I do out of pure passion. I find it rewarding to explain energy industry topics to average people in simple terms that are otherwise often filled with industry specific terms and jargon. Recently, I have had the good fortune of being able to publish some of […]
Headlines are to news what trading is to investing
Being a reader of energy-related news sites (obviously) you are no doubt aware that commentary about daily market activity is a mainstay of energy reporting. This is logical because we want to understand movements in commodity prices, production or other energy statistics, and perhaps even the second- or third-order factors that explain volatility. We […]
The mysteries of the energy business: what other industry could generate such confusion?
I don’t envy reporters that have to make a living describing what goes on in energy markets, or elsewhere for that matter. Today’s media stream is so fast and relentless that a perfectly good story published at 9 am can be obliterated in 15 minutes by anything from news of an international incident to […]
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