- earnings:
- analysts forecast a 70% drop in earnings to $1.73/share
- in fact, Boeing posted a huge loss: $2.33 / share
- revenue:
- analysts forecast revenue would be down 23%; to $21.67 billion
- in fact, revenue fell well below $20 billion, at $17.91 billion
- even defense revenue fell 13%
- negative free cash flow of $2.67 billion vs positive free cash flow of $2.45 billion a year earlier
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EIA: For The Archives
Annual Energy Outlook: 2020
Link here. I hope Sophia pulls this chart up in 2050 to see how everything turned out.
Graphics:
US gross energy trade:
- 21st century: the golden age for the US when it comes to energy
- look at the wide gap between exports and imports
- the gap continues well as far out as one can see
US energy consumption by sector:
- transportation hardly changes
- industrial grows nicely
- subtle, but it appears electric power grows slightly
Electricity generation from selected fuels:
- the pie grows larger -- significantly larger;
- from "4,000" in 2010 to "5,200" in 2050
- if renewables grow to 38% that will be huge --
- natural gas, on a percentage basis, holds its own -- in a pie that is growing larger
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