Renewable Energy - Page 58

Renewable energy refers to energy derived from natural sources that are replenished at a faster rate than they are consumed. This type of energy is sustainable and can be harnessed to generate electricity, heat, and fuel without depleting resources or causing long-term environmental harm. Common forms of renewable energy include solar energy (harvested from sunlight), wind energy (generated from wind currents), hydroelectric energy (produced from flowing water), biomass (organic materials used for energy), and geothermal energy (derived from Earth's internal heat). The use of renewable energy is seen as a critical component in addressing climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, as it offers cleaner alternatives to fossil fuels.
Unrealistic Valuations Can Sink IPOs

Unrealistic Valuations Can Sink IPOs

The recent IPO of Venture Global highlights a crucial lesson for companies planning to enter the public market. This LNG exporter, initially targeting a staggering $110 billion valuation, experienced a significant drop in expectations, ultimately pricing its shares at $25—nearly 45% less
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