Author: Arnes Biogradlija

Energy

Let me tell you a story about the future. A future where energy isn’t just about oil, solar, wind, or hydrogen—it’s about ideas, decisions, and power. The kind of power that shapes economies, moves markets and rewrites the game’s rules. But here’s the brutal truth: You can’t change the game if you’re stuck reading the same headlines as everyone else. At EnergyNews.biz, we didn’t set out to be just another blog. We set out to be a spotlight—to cut through the noise and bring you the unfiltered truth. No agendas. No fluff. Just insights so sharp, they’re weapons. But great…

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Tesla

In 2024, Tesla reported a staggering $2.8 billion in revenue from trading regulatory carbon credits, underscoring the company’s unique position in the automotive industry. While Tesla’s electric vehicles (EVs) are often hailed as a cornerstone of sustainable transportation, the company’s financial success is increasingly tied to a less visible but highly lucrative business: selling carbon credits to traditional automakers struggling to meet emissions targets. This revenue stream, which has grown dramatically since 2020, raises critical questions about the effectiveness of regulatory frameworks and the unintended consequences of green policies. The Carbon Credit Ecosystem: A Boon for Tesla, a Crutch for…

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Face 2 Face: Transforming Mineral Supply for the Energy Transition

The global ambition to transition from fossil fuels has catapulted the demand for critical minerals into uncharted territory. Current estimates suggest that meeting net-zero emissions targets by 2050 will require a quantum leap in mineral production. WATCH THE FULL FACE 2 FACE According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), achieving this transition could require a fourfold increase in the production of critical minerals such as lithium, copper, and cobalt within the next three decades. The stakes are unprecedented, raising concerns over whether the mining industry and its associated supply chains are adequately equipped to meet these demands. The Scale of…

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