Energy Policy
Japan set to miss its 2030 goals
Japan is set to miss its 2030 renewable energy goals, with green energy supplying just 41% of its supply by then. It had commited to renewable generation being 59% but a study shows it will […]
Net Zero
CO2 & GHG
Week Recap: Exxon’s Expansion, EV Challenges, and Tesla’s Triumphs
Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories EV Sales Slump: A Global Reality Check December 8, 2024 Clark Savage Global EV sales are slowing down due to high prices, concerns about charging infrastructure, and reduced government subsidies. Major […]
Climate Crisis
Net-Zero Madness Is Pushing The U.S. Grid To The Brink Of Collapse
The U.S. grid faces collapse as net-zero policies and utility greed prioritize profits over reliability, risking energy crises nationwide. Our nation’s electric grid is unnecessarily in danger from corrupt climate alarmists who worship at the […]
EnergyNews
Milwaukee plans to build net-zero modular homes for lower-income residents — but it’s not easy
Living in a net-zero home is often a luxury for those who can afford solar panels, state-of-the-art HVAC and other innovations and renovations. But lower-income people are those who could benefit most from energy […]
Climate Crisis
UK’s Top Climate Chief Oblivious To Net Zero Costs And The Science Of Going Green
The UK’s top climate bureaucrat is alarmingly ignorant about climate science, the costs of reaching net zero, and how her committee is strangling Brits with regs. Emma Pinchbeck, the new chief executive of the UK’s […]
Electrical Generation / Utilities
Japan / New Energy Policy Will Set Nuclear Share Target Of 20% By 2040
Japan’s industry ministry is making final amendments to a policy that will set the country’s planned nuclear share in 2040 at 20% – a significant increase from the estimated 8.5% the reactor fleet provides […]
CO2 & GHG
Stop the ‘green hallucinationists’ plan to close all 200 coal power plants.
America continues to subsidize the development of occasionally generated electricity from weather dependent wind turbines and solar panels, to replace coal power plants, with the expectation that America, with about 4% of the world’s population, […]
Energy Policy
Democracy Is Dead: A Coup Against Right Wing Movements Is Underway In Europe
In the past, progressive elites were not generally threatened by the campaigns of the old center and center-right parties because those groups have long been managed by fake conservatives with no intention of disturbing the […]
Energy Crisis
Closure of four nuclear power stations is delayed over fears Labour’s net-zero drive could cause electricity shortages and price rises
The closure of four of Britain’s oldest nuclear power stations has been delayed over fears Labour’s net zero drive could trigger electricity costs to surge and lead to blackouts. The owner of the ageing plants, France‘s EDF, has […]
Climate Crisis
Can Europe Afford Its Energy Transition?
A new report estimates the EU’s green transition could cost €1.3 trillion annually until 2030 and €1.54 trillion annually until 2050. The high cost of the transition may require higher taxes, subsidies, and potentially national […]