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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
made in Thailand EV manufacturers have 2 types of production targets 1) production targets defined by themselves 2) local production targets defined by Thailand Board of Investment under the terms of the EV 3.0 incentive programme based on number of Imports for years 2022,2023 and 2024 initally the locally production target was due to be completed by the end of 2025 that date has now been extended until end of 2027 for brands that fail to meet the local production targets under the terms of the EV 3.0 incentive programme there are huge fines to be paid in the region of B550K-B700K plus repayment of the subsidy that was paid For one brand in Thailand this is a serious problem their production line has been shut for a number of months now their combined sales for 2022,2023 and 2024 was 21,000 and they were required to locally produce 21,000 cars this year to date they have built approx 5,000 https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/motoring/2914031/thailand-extends-ev-production-deadlines I expect that we will see small or no price reductions for future motor shows and EV brands will limit price reductions to limited price reductions for introduction of new models and price reductions for end or production models -
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While Trump fails, Carney outsmarts him once again
It's more than just basic numbers. How old are the refineries? What is their capacity? How much is spent annually on maintenance? What products can they produce? What is their condition and expected remaining useful life? The last significant oil refinery built in the United States was the Marathon Refinery in Garyville, Louisiana, which opened in 1976. However, the most recent refinery to start operation is the Texas International Terminals refinery in Channelview, Texas, which began operating in February 2022. The Sturgeon plant, Canada's first new refinery since 1984, will begin turning oil-sands bitumen into diesel by the end of the year, And do they need more refineries? While Canada only refines about a quarter of the oil it produces, it refines more oil than it consumes. That means any newly constructed refineries would be refining oil for export, not for internal consumption. -
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You thought you had seen all from the leader in chief of the US?
Donald Trump is the self-proclaimed “king of debt.” Before becoming president, he built his brand and companies with massive amounts of borrowed money. Allmand Law teamed up with James Publishing to illustrate this timeline by Mother Jones, outlining Trump’s Bankruptcies: How Trump Leveraged Other People’s Money to Make Bankruptcy Work for Him. In the 1980s, Trump amassed casinos, hotels, an airline, and a 282-foot mega yacht. But his gold-plated bubble popped. By June 1990, Trump was unable to make loan payments on his $3.4 billion in outstanding debts. In total, Trump businesses filed for bankruptcy six times. In many ways, Trump’s path to bankruptcy is just like that of many other business owners. His ambition was bigger than his financial resources. Risky business decisions didn’t play out as planned. And his attempts to restructure his debt were unsuccessful. https://www.abi.org/feed-item/how-trump-leveraged-other-people%E2%80%99s-money-to-make-bankruptcy-work-for-him-a-timeline -
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Big C now cheaper than expat shops
Okey dokey. I said it has no added MSG. It doesn't. I said it has naturally occurring glutamates. It does. Not sure what your problem is, but also not interested in derailing the thread. On your way.- 1
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