Tesla Just Scored a Half-Billion-Dollar Deal That No One Is Talking About

Elon Musk just hooked up... Elon Musk just hooked up...                                                                                                      [Outsider Club Header] Dec 09, 2023 By Jeff Siegel for the Outsider Club Tesla Just Scored a Half-Billion-Dollar Deal That No One Is Talking About Elon Musk just hooked up 200,000 people in Australia. Not with electric cars, though. Instead, with steady supplies of electricity that will be stored in Tesla’s Megapack energy storage systems. Last week, we got word that Tesla landed an order for its Megapack for a new energy storage project in Melbourne. While the terms of the deal were not released, based on our calculations, the deal is likely worth more than $530 million. The project will store solar and wind energy in three battery systems boasting 600 megawatts of capacity, thereby making it one of the largest battery systems in the world. As the renewable energy sector continues to grow rapidly, particularly solar, more and more storage will be required to balance out the intermittency of solar and wind. And of course, this creates an opportunity for us to make a few bucks. Better Batteries In 2022, more than $5 billion was invested in battery energy storage systems, which is nearly a threefold increase from 2021. And by 2030, that number is expected to reach $150 billion, representing a CAGR of 52.9%. This should not be ignored. Biden Triggers "Perfect Storm" for Oil Prices Biden killed the Keystone Pipeline. He froze new leases to drill oil on federal lands. He drained the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to record-low levels. He spent billions of taxpayer dollars to prop up "green energy." But according to our energy guru, Keith Kohl, Biden's efforts to sabotage the oil industry have created the "perfect storm" for soaring oil prices. Goldman Sachs recently projected $110 crude oil by the end of this year... And the "smart money" is piling in like never before. Billionaires Warren Buffett, David Tepper, Steve Cohen, Bill Gross, and more are jumping into oil stocks as we speak. That’s why Keith just announced his No. 1 oil stock to buy — 100% free. [Watch this briefing now before oil prices surge higher. The name and ticker symbol are revealed inside.]( There are currently dozens of companies capitalizing on the boom in battery energy storage, including, but not limited to: Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), BYD (OTCBB: BYDDF), and NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE). But it should be understood that it’s still very early in the energy storage game. And while battery storage is getting a lot of attention, it may not be the most efficient option for utility scale energy storage. It certainly isn’t the cheapest. That designation goes to the Newton Battery, which isn’t really a battery at all. Instead, it’s an energy storage device that uses a little more than concrete and steel to store far more energy than any battery storage system operating today. Most of these, by the way, require massive amounts of lithium, which cost five times more than concrete and 13 times more than steel. Now there’s actually one Newton Battery currently operating in Switzerland, and another under construction in Saudi Arabia which is sited next to a solar farm. This entire system will eventually power 4.5 million homes. Not to take away from the significance of Tesla’s new battery storage project in Australia, but 4.5 million is a lot more than 200,000. Tesla Is Dead... Elon Musk Is Ruined Thanks to a new discovery — known as “Blue Gas” — electric car companies like Tesla are about to go down in flames. “Blue Gas” is 100% emission-free, can propel vehicles hundreds of miles, and allows cars to fully charge in just minutes. And the tiny company behind it is primed to absolutely shatter any gains ever paid out by Tesla. [Click here before this stock explodes in the coming months.]( It’s also worth noting that with the Newton Battery, there’s no degradation like lithium-ion batteries. The Newton Battery does not lose power over time. In the world of energy storage, this is unheard of and, quite frankly, a massive game-changer for the global energy economy. So as you can imagine, the company behind the Newton Battery is crushing it. Not only is it in prime position to score billions of dollars in new government contracts, but it’s also in bed with the world’s biggest players in the energy game, including General Electric (NYSE: GE), Dominion Energy (NYSE: D), and Canadian Solar (NASDAQ: CSIQ). It’s also already inked more than $32 billion worth of contracts over the next five years. Make no mistake: the folks behind the Newton Battery are about to get stinking rich as the world transitions away from fossil fuels to renewable energy — and you can get some of this action for yourself too. Not only is this company public, but it’s also trading at a huge discount thanks to recent market fluctuations. This gives you an opportunity to buy a few shares of this thing on the cheap. Of course, before you do anything, you should always do your due diligence. That's why I’m sharing [this short presentation]( that will show you how the technology works, the contracts the company already has in place, and instructions on how you can [grab some shares for yourself today before the stock shoots up in the coming weeks.]( To a new way of life and a new generation of wealth... 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