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UN Climate Panel Quietly Admits Its Doomsday Climate Scenarios Were ‘Implausible’ – How much money has been spent on Net Zero because of lies?

May 16, 2026May 16, 2026 Clark Savage202

The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has quietly conceded that the extreme “doomsday” climate scenarios that have driven global energy policy, media headlines, and trillions in spending for more than a decade were never realistic. In a major update to its modeling framework for the upcoming Seventh Assessment Report (CMIP7), the IPCC […]

Declaratory and Injunctive Relief Sought for New York Shale Gas Rights

May 15, 2026May 15, 2026 Clark Savage138

ENB Pub Note: This article was run on RealClear Energy by Dan Doyal, who was a guest on the Energy News Beat podcast. This is a great update on New York. We highly recommend Dan and RealClear Energy. Finally, there’s been a counterpunch in New York’s climate politics. A father and son with mineral rights […]

Nearly 50K Lake Tahoe Residents Have to Find New Power Source

May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 Clark Savage593

Lake Tahoe residents on the California side of the iconic Sierra Nevada lake are facing a major energy transition. Approximately 49,000 customers served by Liberty Utilities must secure a new primary power source by May 2027 after NV Energy announced it will end its long-standing wholesale electricity supply agreement. The change stems from a decades-old […]

What is Going On with Georgia Power and Data Centers?

May 12, 2026 Clark Savage1905

A viral X post from @WallStreetApes on May 11, 2026, has spotlighted a growing tension in rural Georgia: the use of eminent domain by Georgia Power to acquire land and easements for high-voltage transmission lines. The lines are needed to support surging electricity demand, much of it from new hyperscale data centers driven by the […]

Maryland Blames Data Centers for $1.6 Billion Power Bill Shock, but Democrats Omit Green Energy Costs

May 11, 2026 Clark Savage864

Maryland ratepayers are staring down an estimated $1.6 billion hit to their electric bills over the next decade—roughly $345 per household—to fund transmission upgrades driven largely by data centers in Northern Virginia. The state’s Office of People’s Counsel (OPC) has filed a formal complaint with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), arguing that PJM Interconnection’s […]

How Many Decommissioned Nuclear Reactors Have the Potential to Be Restarted in the U.S.?

May 10, 2026 Clark Savage527

The U.S. nuclear fleet has seen dozens of reactors permanently shut down over the decades, driven by economics, aging infrastructure, regulatory decisions, and events like the 1979 Three Mile Island accident. As of 2026, the country operates around 94 commercial reactors with roughly 97 GW of net capacity. However, more than 40 commercial power reactors […]

The War Between Refiners Over E15 Rises Again This Week In Washington

May 10, 2026May 10, 2026 Clark Savage323

ENB Pub Note: This article was originally run on David Blackmon’s Substack, and we highly recommend subscribing. Ethonal needs to go away and have an organized move out of the market. This needs to be shut down, as it is worse for the environment, and ruins cars and shortens their useful life. Unless you are […]

Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant Set to Restart Amid Booming AI Power Demand

May 9, 2026May 9, 2026 Clark Savage1807

In a landmark move signaling a nuclear renaissance driven by surging artificial intelligence and data center energy needs, Constellation Energy is preparing to restart Three Mile Island Unit 1—now rebranded as the Crane Clean Energy Center—in Pennsylvania. The plant, which has been offline since 2019 for economic reasons, will once again deliver reliable, carbon-free baseload […]

Blocking Data Centers Won’t Make Electricity Cheaper

May 8, 2026 Clark Savage276

ENB Pub Note: This article is from C3 News Mag, and we highly recommend following them and reading. David Kemp & Prasanna Pydipalli Growing opposition to data centers is beginning to expose divides in both parties. Last week, POLITICO reported that progressive challengers in battleground House primaries in Tennessee, Indiana, Virginia, and Maine are backing a national moratorium on […]

Expansion of E15: A Gift to the Ethanol Lobby and a Consumer Betrayal

May 7, 2026May 7, 2026 Clark Savage431

It is time to get out of ethanol and other renewable fuels that deliver no real benefit to the environment or to American consumers. The latest push for year-round sales of E15 — gasoline blended with 15% ethanol — is not deregulation or consumer choice. It is a Trojan horse for expanding the Renewable Fuel […]

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UN Climate Panel Quietly Admits Its Doomsday Climate Scenarios Were ‘Implausible’ – How much money has been spent on Net Zero because of lies?

Declaratory and Injunctive Relief Sought for New York Shale Gas Rights

Nearly 50K Lake Tahoe Residents Have to Find New Power Source

What is Going On with Georgia Power and Data Centers?

Maryland Blames Data Centers for $1.6 Billion Power Bill Shock, but Democrats Omit Green Energy Costs

How Many Decommissioned Nuclear Reactors Have the Potential to Be Restarted in the U.S.?

The War Between Refiners Over E15 Rises Again This Week In Washington

Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant Set to Restart Amid Booming AI Power Demand

Blocking Data Centers Won’t Make Electricity Cheaper

Expansion of E15: A Gift to the Ethanol Lobby and a Consumer Betrayal

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