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October 28, 2008
Difficult to see how in the current climate LNG projects will move ahead in PNG
Analysis of: Firms vie for Papua New Guinea LNG plant contract | www.ogj.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Issues that will impact projects going forward are: 1. slower world growth 2. the relative attractiveness of other competing projects worldwide 3. availabilty of finance generally will be increasingly difficult and costlier to obtain 4. in line with point 3 perceived PNG risk will become more expensive...
Jack LiftonOctober 27, 2008
The UAW Created A Unique Path To The Middle Class For Millions Who Must Now Drop Out Of It. When Will Politicians Admit That The Truth Is That They Can Do Nothing About It?
Analysis of: General Motors, Driven to the Brink | www.nytimes.com
Author: Jack Lifton, Managing Director, Jack Lifton, LLC
The American owned and operated OEM automotive industry was only profitable when it had both a monopoly and credit was cheap. This situation can never again occur, because the OEM American owned and operated car industry's domestic market share is already below 50% and is  still rapidly decreasing...
Jack LiftonOctober 27, 2008
Neither Chrysler Nor GM Has Any Further Business Reason To Exist. The Government Shouldn't Stave Off the Inevitable Just For A Few Votes
Analysis of: Chrysler makes a poor fit for GM | www.freep.com
Author: Jack Lifton, Managing Director, Jack Lifton, LLC
Is the American Government smart enough to see that the average American has already written off General motors, Ford, and Chrysler? The proposed bailout of any of these mismanaged train wrecks is nothing of the sort; it would be rather a stimulant to a dying industry intended to get an unrepresentative...
Toby KolstadOctober 23, 2008
Wabtec poised to help railroads and commuter lines with crash avoidance system
Analysis of: BNSF Ready to Implement Positive Train Control | www.marketwire.com
Author: Toby Kolstad, President, Rail Theory Forecasts
BNSF railroad recently announced that the company would install Positive Train Control (PTC) technology across its entire system by Dec. 31, 2015 and in the Los Angeles basin by 2012. BNSF had been given approval by the Federal Railroad Administration to install the Electronic Train Management System...
Craig MarstonOctober 23, 2008
FFA Gamble Rolls Snake Eyes
Analysis of: ICI hits rocks | www.tradewinds.no
Author: Craig Marston, Managing Director, CEM Marine
The bankruptcy filing by Industrial Carriers Corp (ICI) is likely to be replicated many times over the next two years, but will not affect a significant percentage of drybulk operators.
Craig MarstonOctober 23, 2008
Current Low Rates For Dry Bulk Shipping Will Not Persist
Analysis of: Sector Snap: Drybulk shares sink on demand worries | biz.yahoo.com
Author: Craig Marston, Managing Director, CEM Marine
Spot rates for dry bulk shipping have dropped below variable operating costs.  Fundamentally, this should not be the case.  Rates will recover.
Jack LiftonOctober 22, 2008
The Electric Car Is About to Be Reborn With An Improved Version Of Its Original Power Plant, The Lead-Acid Battery, Enhanced By A Supercapacitor
Analysis of: Revamped lead-acid battery could slash cost of hybrids | technology.newscientist.com
Author: Jack Lifton, Managing Director, Jack Lifton, LLC
For reasons of economics, safety, reliability, and longevity we can now say bye-bye to the lithium-ion battery for mass production.   The automotive press, taking its leads from a technologically ignorant automotive industry  assumed that there would be a progressive advance going...
Jack LiftonOctober 20, 2008
The Chevrolet Volt May be In Big Trouble. It Looks Like BMW Is In The Game And Already Far Ahead Of GM
Analysis of: LA Preview: 204-hp lithium battery-powered MINI E revealed! | www.autoblog.com
Author: Jack Lifton, Managing Director, Jack Lifton, LLC
BMW says it will soon lease 500 Mini-E, electric cars, possibly before the end of 2009, for a North American beta test. This is not a test of a practical model of the Mini Cooper, because the vehicle is just a 35 Kwh battery mated to a 150 H.P. low torque electric motor and this "power train'...
October 20, 2008
Coal Rail Transportation Volume and Rate Increases Positive for the Railroads
Analysis of: Seminole Files Rail Complaint to Protect Its Members | www.marketwatch.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
    The year-to-date and outlook for many of the items transported by the U.S. railroads are down, coal transportation has been positive.  The discussions that follows list some of the positives for the railroads.
October 20, 2008
Labor, Permitting, Geology, and Inspections Hindering Coal Production, Adding to Costs
Analysis of: Interested In Workin' In A Coal Mine? | www.forbes.com
Author: Thomas Shewski, Owner, High Energy Services
    Coal companies have issued force majeure declarations to customers due to various production-related issues.  These are discussed in the section below.

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