i am expecting finance to become scarce and very predatory , now FMG has a fair chance of being self-funding from here , so maybe down-sized future projects should be factored in ( and you can be delighted by any over-achievement )
Well we will have to see I guess, I think there will still be a very active corporate bond market in the USA and Europe, interest rates will probably return to more normal levels, but there will be no change to the old system of financing companies and projects with both equity and bonds.
If needed they could do that, but nothing fundamental about the investment world is going to change, there will still be loads of people looking to invest money and earn a return, and if they don’t want to do so by investing in bonds, then they will do so by investing in equity, and there is nothing stopping FMG bringing on equity partners if they needed to.
Not sure what your point is there, in the video I posted Andrew says he is also grateful for what the fossil fuels have provided over the last couple of hundred years, but it’s time to change, nostalgia over stories of relatives finding spilled coal won’t bring our economy into the future.
I don't know about that, energy coal use has been in decline everywhere except Asia, and in Asia it has plateaued and looks like it’s about to begin declining to.
That sounds rather amazingly excessive doesn't ? That "somehow" the cost of the world going totally renewable will be $86,237 Trillion dollars. Particularly when the figure for the whole world GDP is $75.59 trillion dollars.
www.weforum.org
it might be worth considering that we are on the edge of runaway inflation , $US 86 trillion might be Australia's national debt by 2032 , interest rates of 20% p.a. are not unheard of even in the developed world ( go back to the 1970's )That sounds rather amazingly excessive doesn't ? That "somehow" the cost of the world going totally renewable will be $86,237 Trillion dollars. Particularly when the figure for the whole world GDP is $75.59 trillion dollars.
This is an impossible figure. Just common sense would cause one to reject the figure as clearly a mistake. Do you want to recheck your figures dat 111111111.. ?
For a more realistic appraisal check this out. (But lets stick to FMG ok ?)
Renewable energy is cheaper than previously thought, says a new report - and could be a gamechanger in the climate change battle.
Technological innovation has led to dramatic price reductions of wind and solar energy and helped to boost demand. But will prices continue to fall?
Dat1111111111 is going to freak out when he realises that if everyone in the world bought a $5 Starbucks every day for a year it’s going to cost the world $14 Trillion dollars, and between now an 2032 that’s going to be $140 Trillion dollars, the world can’t possibly afford that many pumpkin spiced lattes, there fore Star bucks business model must be bunk.That sounds rather amazingly excessive doesn't ? That "somehow" the cost of the world going totally renewable will be $86,237 Trillion dollars. Particularly when the figure for the whole world GDP is $75.59 trillion dollars.
This is an impossible figure. Just common sense would cause one to reject the figure as clearly a mistake. Do you want to recheck your figures dat 111111111.. ?
For a more realistic appraisal check this out. (But lets stick to FMG ok ?)
Renewable energy is cheaper than previously thought, says a new report - and could be a gamechanger in the climate change battle.
Technological innovation has led to dramatic price reductions of wind and solar energy and helped to boost demand. But will prices continue to fall?
Divs, imagine you go to a supermarket and fill up your trolley as per normal. You know that normally the ticket would be $140-$180.
Also, Inflation isn't an argument against investing in infrastructure at all, given that the price you could sell the energy for over the next 30 years would be increasing with inflation, then such an investment would be an awesome inflation hedge, much like someone that bought a house in 1990 for $70,000 is now renting it out for $20,000 per year, its much better than a term deposit or holding cash.
With a start-up energy business attached.
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