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15.06.26 - 05:45
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GM ermöglicht Vehicle-to-Grid in den USA (Elektroauto-News)
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250.000 Elektroautos des Konzerns unterstützen fortan das Einspeisen von Strom aus dem Elektroauto-Akku in das US-Stromnetz.
Der Beitrag GM ermöglicht Vehicle-to-Grid in den USA erschien zuerst auf Elektroauto-News.net....
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12.06.26 - 22:00
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KBRA Assigns A- Rating to City of Columbia, TN Long Term Water Supply Program Project Bonds (WIFIA ID 19133TN) (Business Wire)
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#creditratingagency--KBRA assigns a long-term rating of A- with a Stable Outlook to the City of Columbia, TN Long Term Water Supply Program Project Bonds (WIFIA ID 19133TN).
Key Credit Considerations
The rating was assigned because of the following key credit considerations:
Credit Positives
Quickly growing service area population with favorable socioeconomic characteristics.
Favorable operating history and very low existing leverage.
Necessary rate adjustments through 2030 are already adopted.
Credit Negatives
Borrowing for the Long Term Water Supply Project will increase leverage to an exceptionally high level.
Need to substantially increase rates through 2030 to support escalating debt service requirements.
Though part of the rapidly growing Nashville, TN metropolitan area, the service area employment base is somewhat reliant on a single General Motors manufacturing plant. Loss or diminishment of this employer would weigh significantly on the underlying resource base.
Rating ...
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12.06.26 - 12:01
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GM feilt an LMR-Batteriezellen – und prüft Verzicht auf LFP-Akkus (Electrive)
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General Motors spielt mit dem Gedanken, seine Batteriestrategie für Elektroautos nochmals zu ändern. Das äußert Konzern-Batteriechef Kurt Kelty höchstpersönlich. So erwägt GM offenbar, entgegen früherer Pläne keine LFP-Zellen in künftige E-Autos zu integrieren – sondern Lithium-Mangan-reiche Batterien, kurz LMR....
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11.06.26 - 08:06
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GM bets on sodium-ion batteries to power the AI boom (Digitimes)
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For years, Detroit's automakers viewed batteries primarily as the key to an electric-vehicle future. Now, as artificial intelligence drives an unprecedented buildout of data centers and strains power grids worldwide, batteries are becoming something else entirely: an energy infrastructure business....
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