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November 10, 2008
Let somebody find the root cause of Suzlon's failure
Analysis of: Windmill Mishap Weighs on Suzlon | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
I have more than 35 years experience in power & energy industry that includes fossil (Coal & Gas) based power plants as well as non conventional energy like hydro power & wind energy farms. I was key person for selection of vendors / OEM suppliers among all leading Wind Energy vendors e.g. Suzlon, Enercon, Vestas RRB and NEG Mecon, for development of two wind energy farms with total capacity...
November 10, 2008
Mutant Ninja Turtles: Japanese old economy
Analysis of: Value of M&As leaps as Japan goes shopping | search.japantimes.co.jp
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Japanese Old economy goes to do worldwide  M&A market use their handheld cash. But, If If they does not change yet, and if they are still in their mind before "Lost Fifteen years at 1990's" , they only do great waste again. This is the time of International cooperation. Social importance is requested from their M&A actions. I think whether it is possible.  ...
November 10, 2008
Article refers to Solar Photovoltaic - there are other solar power choices
Analysis of: Four Reasons to Expect a Solar Boom | seekingalpha.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Title is misleading, though the article is well written. It ignores many other ways to consume solar and paints with a broad brush. I agree with the conclusions on photovoltaic.
November 10, 2008
Come Get Your Taxpayer Bail-Outs While They're Hot
Analysis of: Rails Welcome Obama Presidency | www.aar.org
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
First the banks, now the auto-makers come to the U. S. taxpayers for a bail-out. Are the railroads trying to get their place in line with the Obama administration?   Government regulation, environmental impact and unionized labor costs are key factors making railroads unattractive investments. Obama and a democrat congress are unlikely to lower these barriers to competitiveness.
November 10, 2008
BLEAK OUTLOOK FORECASTED FOR THE U.S. PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
Analysis of: Energy agency sounds warning on oil | www.iht.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Crude oil prices hit a 19-month low this week and are now expected to go below the magic $60 per barrel mark. Crude-oil inventories are at 312 million barrels, 1.5 percent above year-ago levels. Wednesday's DOE inventory report was expected to show a rise of 1.2 million barrels for crude oil and came up with a whopping increase of 1.8 million barrels instead.  Gasoline stocks,...
November 10, 2008
Time duration of commodity down cycle will determine junior's fate.
Analysis of: "Darwinian culling" in junior mining sector | network.nationalpost.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
The duration of the cycle will determine the fate of most juniors. Sector differences matter - Base Metals (Cu, Ni, Zn) look particularly week and will get weeker. PGM's and U are at the bottom and should start to trend up. Gold looks reasonable and gold juniors should find financing. I expect a early 1970's style 2 year peak to peak cycle not a 1980's 5 year cycle. If the down cycle lasts longer...
Dave HillmanNovember 10, 2008
Falling Pulp Prices Are A Shock To Both Buyers and Sellers
Analysis of: Botnia to Cut 90,000 Tons of Pulp Production in 2008 | www.paperage.com
Author: Dave Hillman, Independent Consultant, Dave Hillman
Producers had expected to produce 60 million mt in 2008 but now two dozen pulp mills are taking one and two week shutdowns to keep from building any further inventory.  Worldwide inventory is at 4.688 mmt - which is 44 days days-of-supply.  This pulp is located at the mills, in transit, or, at Ports.  Customers now have no dread of running out of pulp so they can begin to place "j.i.t."...
November 10, 2008
Marketing Myopia Meets Presidential Pandeering
Analysis of: Rails Welcome Obama Presidency | www.aar.org
Author: William Faris, Founder, William Faris Consulting
Continued tunnel vision of business segments makes the problems harder to solve rather than easier. This reminds anyone me of rearrainging the deck chairs as the Titanic goes down Logistics has been long envisioned as a chain. attempts to favor one link in the chain are never going to be successful unless the whole process improves
November 10, 2008
Slowing of China's economy will moderate power plant construction costs in U.S.
Analysis of: Once Sizzling, China’s Economy Shows Rapid Signs of Fizzling | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
The decrease in demand for cement, steel and other construction materials that is hurting domestic producers in China will drastically reduce imports of these materials, This should moderate the increase in construction cost of power plants in the U.S., which has largely been driven by increases in the cost of these materials, driven by China's demand.
November 10, 2008
Expect Costs to Rise as Producers React
Analysis of: Bush Signs Drug Safety Bill Into Law | www.usatoday.com
Author: John Wilkerson, Executive Director, Bellwether Logistics Services, LLC
The law is needed and necessary.  Technology may not be the best solution in every case. 
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