Morano on TV: Reducing emissions “was an accounting trick”
"Progressives usually don’t care about borders…but they are all for borders only when it comes to Net Zero."
Tony Blair tells UK Labour Party to abandon Net Zero
All around the world, politicians are stepping back from Net Zero.
Blackouts underscore global power crisis
Despite enormous subsidies, wind and solar companies and installations frequently fail.
‘Net zero’ is collapsing in U.S. states
States will be forced to return to sensible energy policy.
Morano on Fox: Spain was celebrating 100% renewables, then the whole grid went belly up
"When you have that much, particularly solar power and renewables running, it is not a durable power system." WATCH NOW
Net zero leaders want to shutter California’s only zero-emissions electricity-generating plant
California should keep the Diablo Canyon Power Plant.
Net zero policymakers remain oblivious that electricity came after oil
Society needs hydrocarbons.
Net Zero crumbling in the U.S.
The times they are “a changing.”
Bankers abandoning Net Zero too
Banks are not only fleeing from the Net-Zero Bankers club, now they are abandoning their own Net Zero targets too, and in dumping them, we find out they never meant a damn thing anyway
The UN and the Biden Administration want Net Zero for the U.S.—While China opts for energy realism
Britain shows why net zero would be a disaster for the U.S.
Net Zero energy storage presents a battery of problems
“Net Zero” accurately describes the net benefits of an inane energy transition to a battery of blackouts that will paralyze transportation, gridlock lives and workplaces, and produce mountains of toxic waste.
Floating wind madness in Maine
A floating net zero fantasy
PRESS RELEASE: China’s monopoly over graphite for batteries imperils U.S. energy, security
The problem has been largely ignored, even by policy makers and military strategists.
The disastrous economics of trying to power an electric grid with 100% intermittent “renewables”
BY FRANCIS MENTON: In those jurisdictions that have succeeded in getting generation from renewables up to as high as about 30% of their total electricity supply, the result has been an approximate tripling in the price of electricity f
Why wind and solar won’t save the planet: A U.S. case history
If we keep shutting down reliable backup energy, we face the likelihood of nationwide, Texas-like blackouts.