The misguided Affordable Clean Energy rule
Why is the US EPA still determined to control plant food and drive up electricity prices? By Dr. Tim Ball and Tom Harris
Coal hits the political fan in Germany
Angela Merkel has shocked the climate alarmist world by declining to support tighter Paris Agreement emission targets for the European Union.
California Assembly passes carbon-free energy bill
Legislators in the California Assembly passed a zero-carbon bill on Tuesday, putting the state one step closer toward an unprecedented new mandate for emissions-free electricity.
Good riddance to Obama’s energy mistake
Obama's "Clean Power Plan" was a wrong-headed mistake, guaranteed to make American power more expensive while not meaningfully cleaning anything. EPA is now working to rectify Obama’s CPP and has unveiled a replacement called the "Affordable Clean Energy" rule.
White Eagle
While the Greens have been effective at convincing certain local and provincial leaders to oppose pipelines, they have only had mixed results with indigenous peoples. The reason: Because many of these tribes are poor and in desperate need of economic development.
America First Energy Conference – “an amazing day”
CFACT was proud to contribute to this New Orleans event which revealed much of what has been hidden from the energy debate.
Video: Russia and America’s Big Green machine
CFACT's Bonner Cohen explains Russian covert support for and influence over the environmental movement at Heartland's America First energy conference in New Orleans. WATCH NOW.
Cars and consumer choice
There are many factors people employ when choosing a vehicle. Fuel efficiency is important. So are safety, range, passenger capacity, cargo capacity, weather handling, towing, style, comfort and the rest.
Report: Obama’s last minute light bulb ban may soon be history
Former President Barack Obama’s DOE expanded the class of bulbs covered by a 2007 lightbulb ban to include bug lights, three-way bulbs, “rough service lamps,” and some decorative bulbs, such as globe-shaped bulbs. Obama’s decision came in January 2017 and roped in bulbs that had previously been exempt from the ban.
Finally! Some fuel economy common sense
But Greens go apoplectic over a rule change that would have no climate or other benefits.
Wind industry admits massive project will fail without subsidies
American Electric Power (AEP) announced it is cancelling plans for a massive wind farm project in the Oklahoma panhandle because it cannot get the project approved before generous federal subsidies may run out.
Trump to California fuel standards: “You’re fired!”
Crafting smarter fuel efficiency standards is a needed reform. Standing up to California's heavy-handed eco-bullying is courageous. CFACT applauds both wise moves.
U.S. energy independence in 18 months!
Energy Secretary Rick Perry declares that American energy independence may finally be at hand!
Failing the laugh test: Wind, solar power make subsidy accusations
The wind and solar power industries each receive such enormous taxpayer subsidies that all other energy industries combined do not receive as much taxpayer pork as either wind or solar power alone. Big renewable has no interest in sharing.
Northeastern states aren’t even close to meeting their climate goals
The Northeast pays 56 percent more for its energy than the national average and has little to show for it.