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German Industry Warns Energy-Price Shock is Crippling Investment and Growth

July 27, 2026July 27, 2026 Clark Savage675

German companies are delaying investments and increasingly eyeing production moves abroad as stubbornly high energy costs erode competitiveness, according to the latest survey from the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK). The findings, highlighted in a July 27, 2026 Bloomberg report drawing on the DIHK’s Energiewende Barometer 2026, underscore deepening structural pressures from Germany’s […]

New York Imposes First Ever Moratorium on U.S. Data Centers

July 14, 2026 Clark Savage678

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order on July 14, 2026, imposing the country’s first statewide moratorium on new large-scale data centers. The order halts permitting for facilities requiring 50 megawatts (MW) or more of electricity for up to one year while regulators study impacts on the electric grid, water resources, and local […]

Net Zero and Power Problems

July 13, 2026 Clark Savage439

David Blackmon, Dr. Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley have way too much fun today. 1. Canadian Pipeline Proposals The hosts discuss two major pipeline initiatives: Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion: A third pipeline is being added to the existing route with government and private partnerships, including undisclosed Indigenous partners. It’s facing environmental litigation over port dredging. […]

New York policies shut down power to the Bronx – Socialism does not work — so be careful who you vote into office.

July 9, 2026July 10, 2026 Clark Savage580

In early July 2026, as New York City baked under triple-digit temperatures and heat indices exceeding 110°F during a brutal heatwave, Con Edison deliberately cut power to thousands of customers — including nearly 6,000 in the Bronx — to prevent a wider grid collapse. This was not caused by a storm, transformer failure, or extreme […]

Politicians have broken America’s grids – And Consumers pay the price – Through the nose

June 24, 2026June 24, 2026 Clark Savage341

ENB Pub Note: This is a great post on LinkedIn from Doug Sheridan, and we highly recommend following him. The FT reports that NY is confronting a tightening electricity supply just as demand begins to rise after a decade of stagnation. For years, NY expected electricity demand to remain flat, helped by efficiency gains. Regulators […]

Solar Claims to be the Cheapest Power In History, and States are Running from it

June 20, 2026 Clark Savage1393

There is a difference between Red and Blue States The headline from a June 19, 2026, OilPrice.com article captures a striking tension in U.S. energy policy: solar is repeatedly called “the cheapest power in human history” by sources like the IEA, yet multiple states—particularly blue ones—are dialing back aggressive renewable targets amid rising costs, reliability concerns, […]

With Wind and Solar Subsidies Ending, How Will the Energy Mix End Up?

June 13, 2026 Clark Savage619

The U.S. wind and solar industries are facing a sharp policy reversal. The Trump administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (signed July 4, 2025) and follow-on Executive Order have effectively ended the generous federal tax credits (Production Tax Credit under Section 45Y and Investment Tax Credit under Section 48E) that fueled much of the recent […]

New York State’s Electricity Reserves Are Shrinking, Says NYISO

June 10, 2026 Clark Savage1452

New York’s electricity grid is facing growing reliability risks, according to the state’s grid operator. In its latest assessments and the 2025 Power Trends Report, the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) warns that electricity reserves have shrunk significantly over the past five years. A net decline of 1.5 gigawatts (GW) in available supplies since […]

New York Just Got a Huge Influx of Clean Power From Canada. It Still Needs More, and Will Canada Cut the Power if They Don’t Agree with Trump?

June 8, 2026June 8, 2026 Clark Savage1586

New Yorkers woke up to a major milestone in the state’s green energy transition on June 1, 2026: the Champlain Hudson Power Express (CHPE) transmission line began flowing hydroelectric power from Quebec, Canada, directly into Queens. This $6 billion underground and underwater project, developed in partnership with Hydro-Québec, delivers up to 1,250 MW of carbon-free […]

The UN is Expected to Officially Run Out of Money in Mid-August – After the US Cut Funding

May 31, 2026 Clark Savage1061

As the United Nations faces a severe liquidity crunch—with Secretary-General António Guterres warning in early 2026 letters that the organization could exhaust cash for core operations by mid-year (reports pinpointing risks around mid-August)—the crisis stems directly from U.S. funding restraint and withdrawals under the Trump administration. Outstanding dues hit a record $1.568 billion by the […]

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German Industry Warns Energy-Price Shock is Crippling Investment and Growth

New York Imposes First Ever Moratorium on U.S. Data Centers

Net Zero and Power Problems

New York policies shut down power to the Bronx – Socialism does not work — so be careful who you vote into office.

Politicians have broken America’s grids – And Consumers pay the price – Through the nose

Solar Claims to be the Cheapest Power In History, and States are Running from it

With Wind and Solar Subsidies Ending, How Will the Energy Mix End Up?

New York State’s Electricity Reserves Are Shrinking, Says NYISO

New York Just Got a Huge Influx of Clean Power From Canada. It Still Needs More, and Will Canada Cut the Power if They Don’t Agree with Trump?

The UN is Expected to Officially Run Out of Money in Mid-August – After the US Cut Funding

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