Matthew Zeitlin

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Correspondent at Heatmap News

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Gargantuan Solar Project in Nevada Appears to Be Moving Forward

6 days ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

The Esmeralda 7 solar project, a collection of proposed solar farms and batteries that would encompass tens of thousands of acres of federal public lands in western Nevada, appears to be moving towards the end of its federal permitting process. The farms developed by NextEra, Invenergy, Arevia, ConnectGen, and others together would add up to 6,200 megawatts of solar generation capacity, making it the largest solar project in already solar-rich Nevada.
Solar Could Lose Its Cost Advantage Over Gas

1 week ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

If you’re putting new power onto the grid right now, the cheapest option is likely solar. Thanks to years of declining equipment costs, generous federal subsidies, and voluntary renewables buyers like big technology companies, much of America’s planned future electricity generation is solar (along with battery storage).
Options Chain: Definition & How to Read an Options Chain

1 week ago | sofi.com | Matthew Zeitlin

By Matthew Zeitlin. February 15, 2023 · 7 minute read This content may include information about products, features, and/or services that SoFi does not provide and is intended to be educational in nature. An options chain is like a menu of all the available options contracts for a specific security. The options chain, or options matrix, shows the listed puts, calls, the expiration dates, strike prices, and volume and pricing information for the underlying asset, within a given maturity.
How the Trump Trade War Is Hitting America’s Plastic Industrial Complex

1 week ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

While much of the focus of President Donald Trump’s trade war has been on the United States’ yawning trade deficit with China, the U.S. does have considerable exports going the other way — agricultural products like soybeans, technology products like semiconductors, and fossil fuels and petroleum products.
Why American Manufacturing Is So ‘Disincentivized,’ According to a Hardware CEO

1 week ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

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Trump Can’t Save Coal From Natural Gas

2 weeks ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

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Tariffs Are Making Gas Cheaper - But Not Cheap Enough

2 weeks ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

Donald Trump’s tariffs — the “fentanyl” levies on Canada, China, and Mexico, the “reciprocal” tariffs on nearly every country (and some uninhabited islands), and the global 10% tariff — will almost certainly cause consumer goods on average to get more expensive. The Yale Budget Lab estimates that in combination, the tariffs Trump has announced so far in his second term will cause prices to rise 2.3%, reducing purchasing power by $3,800 per year per household.
How Energy Transition Stocks Fared During the Market Rout

2 weeks ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

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Investors Are Dumping Any Energy Stock That Touches Asia

2 weeks ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

Over a decade’s worth of economic incentives — tariffs on solar components from China, the Inflation Reduction Act’s subsidies for American clean energy manufacturing, tariffs on Southeast Asian solar for avoiding tariffs on China — have been telling the American renewables industry in every possible way: Bring your supply chains home. Now any company that hasn’t completely done so is being hunted down by Wall Street.
Energy Is Exempt From Trump’s Tariffs. So Why Did Stocks Take a Hit?

3 weeks ago | heatmap.news | Matthew Zeitlin

Apple shares fell 9% Thursday — not surprising, iPhones are largely made in China, puttingthem soon behind a 65% tariff. Nike (down 14.5%) and Lululemon’s (down 9.5%) supply chains are now behind the formidable 46% tariff onVietnam. But why is Vistra, which owns dozens of coal, gas, nuclear and renewable power plants in California, Texas, and along the East Coast, down 15%? Constellation, whose portfolio includes several nuclear plants, down 11%?