PHEV/BEV: markets that matter, page-32

I've presented plenty of empirical data from around the world on the ramping demand of NdFeB-based PMM traction motors from Tier 1 manufacturers to transit authorities to EV owners. Next week maybe we'll hear from Budweiser, who just took delivery of their first Tesla semi. I've done something similar for the wind turbine market. I'm more convinced than ever of the near-term viability and long-term inevitability of both these technologies and their justifiable use of NdFeB.

You keep talking about the same old rickshaws and "practice turbines" built in China, where the government has recently imposed much more progressive incentives for higher-range BEVs and while China's Goldwind is building turbines around the world, including in your backyard.

And you think I'm a fantasist? I consider myself a optimist, but mostly just a realist. Perhaps you are a dinosaur in denial?

https://www.windpowerengineering.co...-mw-wind-farm-australia-largest-s-hemisphere/
530-MW wind farm in Australia to be largest in S Hemisphere
December 27, 2017 •By Paul Dvorak
SNC-Lavalin says it has been selected as the preferred contractor for the Stockyard Hill Wind Farm in Victoria, Australia by Goldwind Australia and has commenced early works