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- Investment opportunity: water and water-related technologies.
On the stock market, water is a source of opportunities that today generates $1.4 trillion in annual revenue, with an increase of 3% to 5% per year. Water and related technologies refer to the various tools, systems, and innovations used in managing, treating, and conserving water resources. This field encompasses a wide range of technologies and practices designed to ensure the availability and quality of clean water for various purposes such as drinking, irrigation, industrial use, and environmental preservation. Some key examples of water and related technologies include water treatment systems, desalination plants, water purification methods, wastewater treatment processes, rainwater harvesting techniques, water recycling systems, and smart water management systems. Water demand is increasing Following demographic pressure (in 2050, there will be 9 billion people on earth), demand is increasing, and it will quickly become exponential. The water market is growing continuously, from 3 to 5% per year. For a simple reason: demand is increasing while the amount of water on earth remains the same. Indeed, directly usable water is rare, only 0.25% of the water on earth. Agriculture, industry and consumers are always asking for more. The population is growing and consumption per person is also increasing (it has doubled in 100 years). Even artificial intelligence uses water to function. At Microsoft, artificial intelligence has caused a 34% increase in water consumption in one year. Limited offer: the total volume of water is limited. Despite all the existing infrastructures, 25% of the population still does not have access to drinking water. Seleument 0.25% of the water present on earth is directly usable by man, to increase this volume, it will be necessary to increase in quality and quantity the capacity of water transformation (electrolysis seawater etc...). Climate change will further exacerbate this imbalance. In the UK, to cope with future droughts, daily capacity will need to increase by 2.7 billion litres by 2050. How to invest in water on the stock market. You can invest in water through distribution, technology and environmental services Water distributors such as: Severn Trent, Pennon, American Water Work, Guandong Investment (China). These companies have stable business models based on long-term concession contracts, offering high visibility. Invest in water transformation technologies and associated scientific research. These technologies play a crucial role in addressing water scarcity, pollution, and ineffective water management practices. They aim to improve water access and quality, reduce wastage, and promote sustainable use of this precious resource. Advancements in water technologies have also led to the development of innovative and efficient solutions for water conservation, such as efficient irrigation systems, leak detection and prevention methods, and monitoring tools for water quality. In addition to technological advancements, water and related technologies also involve research and development efforts to.
- Kazakhstan: Petroleum products will not be exported for four months.
The ban applies to gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products, except lubricants Oil products will not be exported for four months, with the exception of lubricants. With this export ban, the country aims to protect its own domestic energy supply and to ensure that the citizens of Kazakhstan are not deprived of energy. The statement issued on 8 February by the Kazakh State Revenue Committee said that the order would come into force ten calendar days after its announcement. A similar ban was previously put in place in November 2021 and withdrawn on 21 May 2022 as the country faced a fuel shortage. Landlocked Kazakhstan is the world's ninth largest exporter of crude oil and holds three percent of the world's total oil reserves. Kazakhstan does not have a pipeline to export its gas to the EU. The Russian port of Novorossiysk on the Black Sea is the main route for oil exports. Kazakhstan and Europe With 70% of Kazakhstan's oil exports going to Europe, and with few other resources, the country relies heavily on this financial input. "The country entered the global oil market in 1993, after the country's government and Chevron agreed to create a giant oil production company, Tengizchevroil, to produce oil in two large fields near the Caspian Sea. In 1997, Kazakhstan signed a production sharing agreement with seven international companies, including Agip, British Gas, BP, Mobil, Shell, Statoil and Total". The ban in Kazakhstan came days after the EU embargo on Russian fuel imports and price caps on diesel and other products came into effect. On 5 February, the G7+ coalition and all EU Member States agreed to cap the price of Russian crude oil transported by sea. The embargo was accompanied by a price cap on deliveries to third countries, agreed with the G7 in the same way that the EU and G7 coordinated the price cap on Russian crude last year. Sanctions on Russian oil. So far, two price ceilings have been established for Russian oil products: one for "premium-to-crude" oil products such as diesel, paraffin and gasoline, and one for "discount-to-crude" oil products such as fuel oil and naptha. The first price cap was set at $100 per barrel, while the second was set at $45 per barrel. Under the agreement, EU and G7 countries will prohibit banks from financing the purchase and sale of Russian oil, insurance companies from insuring shipments and ports from unloading oil carried by tankers if it is traded at a price higher than that set by the European Union. The EU price cap has been strongly criticised by Russia. In early February, Moscow imposed a ban on oil sales to states and entities that support the Russian oil price cap. With the exception of situations requiring special presidential approval, the ban will be in force for five months. The measure also prohibits the purchase of raw materials from Russia, even through intermediate countries or supply chains.
- Discovery of a gigantic Lithium deposit in India
The country could become a major player in the global battery production market. A market that is expected to expand considerably in the coming years, particularly with the electrification of transport. India has discovered a lithium deposit estimated at 5.9 million tons in the Jammu and Kashmir region, representing 5.7% of the world's lithium reserves. In 2018, lithium reserves were estimated at around 14 million tons worldwide. The Indian discovery increases these by over 40%. It should be noted that the precise nature of the subsoil is not well known around the world. A more recent American study dating from 2019 announced a global lithium deposit of 80 million tons, in this case, the Indian discovery represents about 10% of the total already known. India has been entirely dependent on imports for its lithium supply. This discovery will change many things for the country. The country will also be able to compete directly with the major lithium mining countries Australia, Chile and China. By way of comparison, the largest lithium deposit in the world is in Chile, with a resource of 9.2 million tons. This figure is not far off the 5.9 million tons of lithium found in India. Lithium is an essential element in the manufacture of batteries used in smartphones and other electric cars, and is also used in the manufacture of solar energy systems. The discovery will help India accelerate its green transition away from fossil fuels. It is often said that electric cars are not a solution in the fight against global warming. One of the reasons given is the high lithium content. Each battery contains several kilograms of this chemical element. Some experts fear that the rush for this white gold will create tensions and shortages, as supply is lower than demand. The world's largest lithium producers in 2020: Bolivia contained about 21 million tons of lithium, compared to 17 million for Argentina, 9 million for Chile, 6.8 million for the US, 6.3 million for Australia and 4.5 million for China. Polluting extraction of Lithium. Another problem with lithium is its polluting extraction, which is not free of pollution. It is a complicated process that requires extensive infrastructure and the mobilisation of various products. Moreover, lithium batteries at the end of their life become waste and are sometimes disposed of in the environment. But this could change in the future, and scientists are working to create lithium batteries that are recyclable. The European Union is currently working to make the lithium manufacturing process more responsible, both by using electric machines in the mines and by using new techniques such as geothermal energy, which is being tested in Europe. In any case, the whole life cycle of the electric car is "cleaner" than that of the combustion car, whether diesel or petrol. Lithium extraction is also much less polluting than oil extraction. However, measures to limit the environmental impact will have to be taken as the electrification of transport will grow considerably in the coming years, and this on a global level. In other words, the demand for lithium batteries will explode and it is preferable that a framework be put in place. The electric car can do without lithium. It should be noted that in the medium term, the electric car will be able to do without lithium in favour of sodium, as is the case with the Chinese battery giant CATL, which is responsible for the battery that allows electric cars to travel 1,000 km, and which is preparing the first sodium battery for 2023.
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