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Some pics from the comic I am drawing...

Ed. Drakoo

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Le 23/01/2017 huitième édition et la première de l'année 2017 des « Lundis de La Performance » orchestrée par Amélie Pironneau avec Gwenael Billaud (action), Rugiada Cadoni (dessin), Vincent Corpet (peinture), Pascal Fouquereau (musique), Jean-Marc Froissart (chant), Deed Julius (performance), Isa Kaos (design), Elodie Lachaud – Dom Garcia (photographie), Davide Napoli (poésie), Olivier Taieb (cinéma) et Bonnie Tchien Hwen-Ying (danse).

3 rue Française 75001 Paris

Lundi 23 janvier à 19:00 🕖

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ENGIE and SUEZ launch the first photovoltaic solar power park under their partnership to develop the energy transition in France

Located at the heart of the Grands Moulins Ecocentre, the Drambon-Pontailler park is the first site completed after 1 year of development. With a power of 12 MWc, it will produce electricity equivalent to the annual consumption of 6,800 people, corresponding to almost a third of the population of the CAP Val de Saône canton. This 20 hectare facility, on a redeveloped waste storage site, consists of 27,500 modules and represents an investment of 10 million euros for ENGIE.

This project, overseen by the ENGIE Green subsidiary, has received support from the region, thanks to close and permanent dialogue between the partners and all local players. Continuing from the work on this park, studies are underway for a second plant, which could receive planning permission in 2019.

“This facility illustrates the formidable complementarities between ENGIE and SUEZ. It opens the way for many photovoltaic solar projects within ecocentres, in the interests of a zero carbon transition for the regions”, states Gwenaelle Huet, CEO of France Renewable Energy for ENGIE.

“As well as producing new materials and energy from waste, the storage facility sites managed by the Group have huge potential for the generation of alternative resources. We are proud of this partnership with ENGIE, which allows us to expand solar energy in France and contribute to the development of the regions”, adds Jean-Marc Boursier, Senior Executive VP for SUEZ in charge of Recycling & Recovery in Northern Europe and Finance.

ENGIE is the French leader in solar power, with 1.2 GWp of installed capacity at the end of 2018. The Group, which is a key player in the energy transition, wants to reach 2.2 GW of installed solar capacity by the end of 2021.

As a major player in the circular economy, SUEZ develops new local renewable energy sources, through water management and recovery. In 2018, the Group sold 7.5 TWh of green energies.

A second solar power plant will be opened this year within the Calce storage centre (Eastern Pyrenees). More than 20 projects are also being studied in France, including in Milhac d’Auberoche (Dordogne) and Gueltas (Britanny).

from Actualités https://www.engie.com/en/news/launch-first-photovoltaic-solar-power-park-energy-transition-france/

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Goal! Investors line up World Cup winners off the pitch

LONDON (Reuters) – The soccer World Cup is a massive money-spinner and stock market players are busy picking brewers, betting firms, pub chains and sportswear brands that will benefit from the associated global spending surge.

FILE PHOTO: People gather near decorations for the upcoming 2018 FIFA World Cup, with St. Basil’s Cathedral seen in the background, in central Moscow, Russia June 7, 2018. REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin/File Photo

The world’s biggest sporting event is unlikely to make or break companies but it gives them the chance to reach new customers and showcase new products, potentially locking in revenue streams beyond the end of the month-long tournament that kicks off next week in Russia.

This year’s tournament will add $2.4 billion to the global advertising market, according to marketing agency Zenith.

“For brands, the World Cup offers a unique opportunity to reach these consumers at scale, during shared public occasions they are emotionally involved in,” said Jonathan Barnard, Zenith’s director of global intelligence.

The tournament is expected to have a broadcast audience of 3.5 billion across the globe.

GRAPHIC – World Cup kit manufacturers tmsnrt.rs/2JiAK6W

Investment banks are busy sending clients their World Cup research identifying which shares could win big. The tone is often light and some tips to be taken with a pinch of salt as they piggyback the marketing bonanza.

Brokers also know that investors will themselves be busy watching the games, keeping trading volumes light.

Studies, including from the European Central Bank have shown that trading volumes drop significantly during World Cup matches with the biggest plunges just after goals and other key moments in a game.

Monthly volumes for Brazil’s benchmark Bovespa equities index reached a two-year low during the last World Cup in June 2014 according to Reuters data.

FROM BEERS TO BETTING

One certain bet is that beer will be drunk in large quantities to celebrate victories or drown sorrows.

Volumes of beer typically get a 2-3 percent boost in host countries during a World Cup year, Morgan Stanley analysts found looking at the four previous hosts.

Carlsberg, the market leader in Russia and Budweiser maker ABInBev, a global sponsor, look to be among the winners from this tournament.

ABInBev has said it expects the World Cup to boost annual sales volumes in finalists Brazil and Argentina by 0.5 to 1 percentage point, thanks to matches driving beer drinking in the normally drier winter months.

“We think the best final to maximize the positive impact for ABInBev would be Brazil vs. Mexico,” Morgan Stanley analysts wrote.

A spike in consumption around the event likely helped Heineken and ABInBev shares – which are highly exposed to Latin America – outperform peers during 2014’s World Cup in Brazil.

In Britain, pub operators such as Greene King are also likely winners even though progress to the last eight would be seen as an achievement for a young England team.

Morgan Stanley found the pub chain’s sales growth jumped by 3.5 percent during the Euro 2016 when the “Three Lions” suffered a disappointing loss against Iceland during the knock-out stage.

The World Cup also usually fuels gambling, with UK-listed bookmakers such as GVC or Paddy Power Betfair seen as good bets, particularly if England do well.

“A strong showing from England will keep interest and hopes high, and the further the national team progresses, the more punters are likely to bet with their hearts rather than their heads,” Laith Khalaf, a senior analyst at Hargreaves said.

IN IT TO WIN IT

The world’s biggest sportswear brands are also vying for dominance on the field with Nike supplying shirts for 10 countries, including Brazil, France and England.

Chi Chan, who oversees investments in euro zone stocks for Hermes Investment Management, has chosen to invest in Nike’s arch-rival Adidas as it spends big to try to retain its leading position in the game.

Nike kitted out more teams for the first time in Brazil in 2014, but Adidas has fought back, this year sponsoring 12 of the 32 participating teams including strong contenders such as Germany and Spain, along with hosts Russia.

According to Chan, who takes into account the current odds, Adidas has a 52 percent chance of having a team it sponsors win.

Reporting by Julien Ponthus and Helen Reid, Additional reporting by Kit Rees, Karin Strohecker, Gwenaelle Barzic, Marc Jones; Editing by Elaine Hardcastle

The post Goal! Investors line up World Cup winners off the pitch appeared first on World The News.

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Goal! Investors line up World Cup winners off the pitch

LONDON (Reuters) – The soccer World Cup is a massive money-spinner and stock market players are busy picking brewers, betting firms, pub chains and sportswear brands that will benefit from the associated global spending surge.

FILE PHOTO: People gather near decorations for the upcoming 2018 FIFA World Cup, with St. Basil’s Cathedral seen in the background, in central Moscow, Russia June 7, 2018. REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin/File Photo

The world’s biggest sporting event is unlikely to make or break companies but it gives them the chance to reach new customers and showcase new products, potentially locking in revenue streams beyond the end of the month-long tournament that kicks off next week in Russia.

This year’s tournament will add $2.4 billion to the global advertising market, according to marketing agency Zenith.

“For brands, the World Cup offers a unique opportunity to reach these consumers at scale, during shared public occasions they are emotionally involved in,” said Jonathan Barnard, Zenith’s director of global intelligence.

The tournament is expected to have a broadcast audience of 3.5 billion across the globe.

GRAPHIC – World Cup kit manufacturers tmsnrt.rs/2JiAK6W

Investment banks are busy sending clients their World Cup research identifying which shares could win big. The tone is often light and some tips to be taken with a pinch of salt as they piggyback the marketing bonanza.

Brokers also know that investors will themselves be busy watching the games, keeping trading volumes light.

Studies, including from the European Central Bank have shown that trading volumes drop significantly during World Cup matches with the biggest plunges just after goals and other key moments in a game.

Monthly volumes for Brazil’s benchmark Bovespa equities index reached a two-year low during the last World Cup in June 2014 according to Reuters data.

FROM BEERS TO BETTING

One certain bet is that beer will be drunk in large quantities to celebrate victories or drown sorrows.

Volumes of beer typically get a 2-3 percent boost in host countries during a World Cup year, Morgan Stanley analysts found looking at the four previous hosts.

Carlsberg, the market leader in Russia and Budweiser maker ABInBev, a global sponsor, look to be among the winners from this tournament.

ABInBev has said it expects the World Cup to boost annual sales volumes in finalists Brazil and Argentina by 0.5 to 1 percentage point, thanks to matches driving beer drinking in the normally drier winter months.

“We think the best final to maximize the positive impact for ABInBev would be Brazil vs. Mexico,” Morgan Stanley analysts wrote.

A spike in consumption around the event likely helped Heineken and ABInBev shares – which are highly exposed to Latin America – outperform peers during 2014’s World Cup in Brazil.

In Britain, pub operators such as Greene King are also likely winners even though progress to the last eight would be seen as an achievement for a young England team.

Morgan Stanley found the pub chain’s sales growth jumped by 3.5 percent during the Euro 2016 when the “Three Lions” suffered a disappointing loss against Iceland during the knock-out stage.

The World Cup also usually fuels gambling, with UK-listed bookmakers such as GVC or Paddy Power Betfair seen as good bets, particularly if England do well.

“A strong showing from England will keep interest and hopes high, and the further the national team progresses, the more punters are likely to bet with their hearts rather than their heads,” Laith Khalaf, a senior analyst at Hargreaves said.

IN IT TO WIN IT

The world’s biggest sportswear brands are also vying for dominance on the field with Nike supplying shirts for 10 countries, including Brazil, France and England.

Chi Chan, who oversees investments in euro zone stocks for Hermes Investment Management, has chosen to invest in Nike’s arch-rival Adidas as it spends big to try to retain its leading position in the game.

Nike kitted out more teams for the first time in Brazil in 2014, but Adidas has fought back, this year sponsoring 12 of the 32 participating teams including strong contenders such as Germany and Spain, along with hosts Russia.

According to Chan, who takes into account the current odds, Adidas has a 52 percent chance of having a team it sponsors win.

Reporting by Julien Ponthus and Helen Reid, Additional reporting by Kit Rees, Karin Strohecker, Gwenaelle Barzic, Marc Jones; Editing by Elaine Hardcastle

The post Goal! Investors line up World Cup winners off the pitch appeared first on World The News.

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