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Preussag is owned by TUI, a German travel firm that wants to divest non-core assets; the sale to Gaz de France will allow the state-owned French company to boost its presence in Europe's biggest energy market.General Electric faced strike action for the first time in 30 years.

How about an electric face mask?

In electricity, hundreds of western firms, especially privatised electric utilities faced with declining profits at home, are scrambling to win contracts to build the developing world's power plants; in the process they have bid down the returns these contracts are likely to generate.In water, though, there are only a handful of firms in the international market, and competition is less fierce.

Until now, company drivers of electric cars faced a 9% benefit-in-kind tax bill, which, while being the lowest band, still meant a £64-a-year bill for basic-rate taxpayers, assuming the car cost less than £20,000.

Electric utilities faced some drastic changes in the past.

Another partner, Electric Literature, faced a rush to find an alternative subscription product and get its subscribers to move over without churn.

And then the question has to be asked, "is it worth going through all this trouble to get the more explosive output of a combustion engine a "green" vehicle, when the electricity from the solar panel can go towards an electric vehicle?" I will admit this idea would remove the notorious "range anxiety" that many owners of electric vehicles face today.

The market for electric vehicles faces other headwinds as well.

Aside from a cultural disconnect from conventional racing, electric racers face some technical hurdles.

Tokyo Electric could face as much as 11 trillion yen, or $136 billion, in compensation claims, analysts have estimated.

Drivers of electric vehicles face additional challenges as they hunt for charging stations or designated parking from city to city, a problem reported on recently in The Times.