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SBE Stock: Before ChargePoint Merger, Invest in Switchback Energy

December 10, 2020 Switchback Energy (NYSE: SBE) is a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), a “blank check” shell corporation designed to take companies public without going through the traditional IPO process. SBE stock has almost tripled since announcing its merger with ChargePoint, which has the largest electric-vehicle charging network in North America and Europe. Source: Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com SPACs are quickly becoming the go-to method for taking advantage of the renewable energy market, which is all set to surge after President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the U.S. election. In a low-interest-rate environment and with high valuations on other stocks, SPACs become a sensible place to invest your capital. SPACs have raised more than $60 billion this year more than in the previous 10 years combined for companies that wanted to avoid the hassles that go along with a traditional IPO.

Landmark dispatchable solar plant to be built in Australian new-look battery pilot

Green is the new black. Subscribe to Accelerate Get the market insight you need into the global oil & gas industry s energy transition – from the new newsletter from Upstream and Recharge. Sign up here Being developed by the Yadlamalka Energy Trust (YET), the A$20m ($15m) project will wire together an 8MWh VFB developed by start-up Invinity Energy Systems with a 6MW solar array, producing some 10GWh of power per year. “[YET] is excited about being the first in Australia to construct a large scale dispatchable solar power plant. Through using breakthrough technology in the form of vanadium flow batteries, we can deliver strong, economic infrastructure benefit to South Australia and at the same time support a low carbon economy,” said Yadlamalka Energy Trust chairman Andrew Doman.

The Death Of U S Shale Has Been Greatly Exaggerated :: The Market Oracle ::

The current year marks the 15th anniversary of the U.S. shale boom, a period in which fracking technology across such states as Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Wyoming helped establish the nation as a top oil and gas producer.  Unfortunately, high costs of production compared with conventional drilling has led to the sector consistently printing red ink and resulted in considerable destruction of shareholder value. The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent oil price crash has led to investors souring on the industry further, credit becoming harder to come by, and a cross-section of Wall Street calling the end to the sector.

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