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- How Natural Gas and Wind Decarbonize the Grid Mon, 7 Aug 17, 9:00amUpdated Analysis of US Regional Power Generation, 2007–2015 Here’s an analysis from The Breakthrough Institute. Continuing to publish material with a different viewpoint~ctm From Breakthrough Institute July 13,...
- Europe’s climate alarmist policy fiasco leaves EU economy prisoner of foreign energy providers Wed, 2 Aug 17, 1:00pmGuest essay by Larry Hamlin The excellent WattsUpWithThat? article presenting the energy challenges pitting U.S. and Russia’s global dominance in natural gas production thus setting the stage for international business...
- With OPEC Weakening, World Energy Now Pits Russia Versus U.S. Mon, 31 Jul 17, 2:00pmFrom Forbes Kenneth Rapoza , Contributor I cover business and investing in emerging markets. Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. OPEC is no longer in control of oil prices. Russia is. And Russia no longer...
- U.S. becomes global fossil energy giant feeding hungry world energy markets Wed, 26 Jul 17, 1:00pmU.S. evolves into coal, gas and oil global energy giant supplying world’s hungry energy markets David Middleton’s excellent WUWT article addressing the resurgence of the American coal industry as well as the growing...
- Insanity and hypocrisy Down Under Mon, 17 Jul 17, 1:00amAl Gore’s bombast and hypocrisy, an energy debacle “no one saw coming,” lessons for USA Paul Driessen The Wall Street Journal called it the energy shortage “no one saw coming.” Actually, a lot of people did see...
- Pruitt blasts Europe, Merkel for ‘hypocrisy’ on climate Sat, 15 Jul 17, 10:00amFrom Politico “I just think the hypocrisy runs rampant,” EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said of European critics of the Trump administration...
- Nuns build open-air chapel to protest natural gas pipeline on their land Tue, 11 Jul 17, 12:19amBattles against fossil fuel pipelines aren't limited to North Dakota. In Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, a group of Catholic nuns is fighting against a natural gas pipeline that would run beneath land they own. They're protesting...
- Monumental, Unsustainable Environmental Impacts Thu, 6 Jul 17, 1:00amReplacing fossil fuels with renewable energy would inflict major land, wildlife, resource damage Paul Driessen Demands that the world replace fossil fuels with wind, solar and biofuel energy – to prevent supposed catastrophes...
- US Court Rejects EPA Attempt to Delay Obama Era Methane Regulations Wed, 5 Jul 17, 2:00pmGuest essay by Eric Worrall The District of Columbia Court of Appeals has rejected a motion to delay implementation of Obama era methane emission laws which limit allowed emissions from oil and gas drilling...
- EIA data shows wind & solar provide only 3.2% of U.S. 2016 energy Wed, 5 Jul 17, 4:46amSubmitted by Larry Hamlin A recent EIA report on energy production shows that wind and solar despite receiving tens of billions in government subsidies provided only 3.2% of U.S. energy in year 2016. The EIA energy data...
- “The Answer to What’s Actually Killing Coal” Is “Not Even Wrong” Thu, 22 Jun 17, 11:26pmGuest post by David Middleton From Inverse via Real Clear Energy: The Answer to What’s Actually Killing Coal is Hopeful and Depressing The real cause of the decline of coal is the free market...
- China claims major energy breakthrough with 'flammable ice' Sat, 20 May 17, 12:37amChina has claimed a major energy breakthrough, but its eco credentials are dubious at best. Researchers say they managed to extract gas from flammable ice in the South China Sea. A frozen mix of natural gas and water known...
- Can the U.S. Become the Saudi Arabia of Natural Gas? Sat, 29 Apr 17, 3:09amGuest post by David Middleton The Department of Energy gave a Texas-based energy company permission Tuesday to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) to countries with which the U.S. does not have free trade agreements. Golden...
- BP oil and gas spill near the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge under control Wed, 19 Apr 17, 1:20amA BP oil and gas well in Alaska blew out late last week, uncontrollably spilling crude oil and gas just around 60 miles away from the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge...
- The Resurgence of the American Coal Industry, Part Deux: An Unexpected Ally Tue, 11 Apr 17, 1:22amCoal’s Unexpected Ally: Natural Gas Guest post by David Middleton I concluded my previous coal post, The Resurgence of the American Coal Industry, with the following: The U.S. coal industry is doing exactly what the...