Nowadays, the voice and position of the commercial and industrial buyer are pervasive in the renewable energy industry and prosumerism is no longer a fringe term.
Finance & Economics
How Should Companies Play Green Basketball?
Arguably, upon solidification, all industries in all developed economies will begin centralising decisions around ESG – so much that ESG becomes an intrinsic part of all successful companies.
The Chinese Technology Crackdown. Where To Go From Here?
With the unforeseen and rapid nature of the Chinese government’s regulatory measures on Chinese tech companies, on-shore and international investors are wondering what to do next.
A Carbon Tax Alternative Comparing EU & China’s ETS
With the concept of sustainability becoming increasingly relevant, Emissions Trading Schemes (ETSs) have become progressively popular for setting a legal limit on global carbon emissions by issuing finite licenses, exchangeable between polluting firms on a secondary market.
From Consumer to Prosumer: the Shift in the Renewable Energy Supply Chain
Nowadays, the voice and position of the commercial and industrial buyer are pervasive in the renewable energy industry and prosumerism is no longer a fringe term.
The Chinese Technology Crackdown. Where To Go From Here?
With the unforeseen and rapid nature of the Chinese government’s regulatory measures on Chinese tech companies, on-shore and international investors are wondering what to do next.
A Carbon Tax Alternative Comparing EU & China’s ETS
With the concept of sustainability becoming increasingly relevant, Emissions Trading Schemes (ETSs) have become progressively popular for setting a legal limit on global carbon emissions by issuing finite licenses, exchangeable between polluting firms on a secondary market.
How Should Companies Play Green Basketball?
Arguably, upon solidification, all industries in all developed economies will begin centralising decisions around ESG – so much that ESG becomes an intrinsic part of all successful companies.
Space Tourism: The Ultimate Extravaganza For The Rich Or The New Normal?
Opening up the cosmos for travel purposes has been an everlasting goal of space companies and their billionaire investors for years. But reaching “cloud nine” is definitely not for everyone.
Covid-19’s Impact in Underdeveloped Countries: Pakistan
If such developing countries like Pakistan are not able to generate money, they won’t be able to fulfil the terms and conditions of loans supplied to them by the developed countries.
A Look Into RCEP : The World’s Biggest Trade Agreement
RCEP brings together China, Japan and South Korea into a free trade agreement for the first time. It comprises of approximately 30% of the entire world’s GDP.
The Economics of the Sneaker Industry
Using simple principles of supply and demand, producers like Nike and Adidas use sneakerhead culture to their advantage by limiting the availability and distribution of certain products and therefore ensuring that each release is highly anticipated by their customer base.
The USA’s Possible Inflation Spike
From rocky relations with China following the eruption of the COVID-19 pandemic, to the 1.9 trillion dollar stimulus checks, the country has been at the top of every headline about economics. Now it’s showing up on the headlines for a different reason: inflation.