Energy Crisis in Tesla: Analysis and Solutions

This presentation discusses the energy crisis in Australia and how Tesla is fighting it by manufacturing electric cars and utilizing green energy. It analyzes the leadership roles of CEO Elon Musk and proposes solutions to the crisis.

ENERGY CRISIS IN TESLA
Student’s Name
Institution

Introduction
 Energy crisis has led to dwindling of economy in Australia and decrease in
the safety of environment for both fauna and flora.
 Tesla is a well known company used for manufacturing of electric cars and
best utilises the green energy hence saving the country from energy crisis.
 The revolutionised technologies have however got rid of use of fossil fuels
and embraced scalable clean non-polluting fuels.
 The firm principal target is to uphold sustainability of ecosystem alongside
protecting human well-being.

Observable symptoms of energy
crisis
 Energy crisis has consequently increased the costs of
electricity in Australia thereby making it hard for the
businesses that run with help of electricity
 However, in cases of disruption of power supplies, companies
that run their activities using electricity suffer great losses
when everything comes to a standstill
 Energy crisis results to climatic change as a result of emissions
that are released to the atmosphere. These could eventually
lead to global warming thereby affecting flora and fauna
diversity.

Analysis of Energy crisis in Tesla Company
in Australia:
Success of a company relies on the management’s core values
and goals.
Tesla fights hard for its employees to ensure their well-being
hence boosting the firm’s productivity.
The workforce level is however improved by boosting the talents
and skills possessed by employees
The employees receive incentives from the employer that
motivates them to do more
The self-sacrificial nature of the CEO motivates employees to
follow his footsteps

Leadership roles
 Musk the enterprise’s CEO, is a reliable leader that builds trust on his
employees
 The social-nature of the boss therefore makes him free to his
employees thus boosting workforce
 Notably, the Tesla’s leader exclusively believes in nurturing the
values and moralities for the success of the business
 The self-motivated and confident CEO however is pivotal to solving
 the energy crisis in a proposed projector.

The set activities and procedures of solutions to Energy
crisis
 Embracing the use of clean non-polluting forms of energy saves the
world from energy crisis. The environment is therefore protected
when emissions to the atmosphere are reduced
 The improved technologies however becomes the way to go as well
as safety and civilization is concerned.
 Alternatively, designing ways to obtaining electromagnetic energy
from the free wind saves the country from energy crisis

Conclusion
 Drawn from part of the discussion, I would conclude that energy is
important to all forms of life therefore it important to protect it
 Energy crisis can really bring down the country’s economies to zero
thereby necessitation enough measures to curb the problem
 In addition to this, the Australian government has a responsibility
towards funding the Telsa's company since it really saves life
 Notably, Energy is environment that supports life

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