Morgan Stanley massively hikes price target on Tesla, says stock could almost double
Forget about a mere 15 percent increase in stock value — how about a 90 percent one? That’s how bullish Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas is on Tesla.
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Trump: Saudi Arabia ‘should pay us’
GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Sunday that Saudi Arabia is not properly compensating America for its diplomatic partnership.
Breakdown at BP refinery strains Midwest gas prices
A breakdown at a BP refinery outside Chicago is sending jolts across the energy markets of the Midwest and Canada, pushing up gasoline prices even as oil prices over all reached a six-year low
Retailers to highlight E15 interest, experiences at ACE event
The topic of how higher ethanol blends help fuel retailers to succeed will be highlighted during the ACE conference in Omaha, Nebraska, Aug. 19-21.
Oil at $30 is no problem for some Bakken drillers cutting costs
The lowest crude prices in six years might not be enough to put the brakes on the U.S. energy renaissance.
U.S. surpasses ‘major milestone’ for alternative fueling stations
The latest DOE data at press time shows there are about 21,300 fueling stations in the country offering electricity, propane autogas, compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), hydrogen, biodiesel (B20 and above) or E85 (up to 85% ethanol).
Roads that can charge your electric car as you drive it? They may arrive sooner than you think
Electric cars promise a greener future. But current battery technology limits how far you can go on a single charge. One possible workaround: “electric motorways”—roads that will charge your electric vehicle as you drive on it.
Electric motorcycles are as disruptive as Tesla’s cars
The rate of change in electric motorcycles is truly phenomenal, and mostly outshadowed by Tesla’s great job of getting amazing press by delivering amazing electric cars.
Revealed: Canadian government spent millions on secret tar sands advocacy
Canada’s Conservative government spent several million dollars on a tar sands advocacy fund as its push to export the oil faltered, documents reveal.
Pope’s climate push at odds with U.S. Catholic oil investments
This discrepancy between the church’s leadership and its financial activities in the United States has prompted at least one significant review of investments. The Archdiocese of Chicago says it will reexamine its more than $100 million worth of fossil fuel investments.
