Joe Biden’s dangerous natural gas game

BY TRISTAN ABBEY: “Pausing” most new approvals, has catapulted the energy security of key U.S. allies straight into the buzzsaw of its climate ambitions.

By |2024-06-07T09:45:33-04:00June 4th, 2024|Comments Off on Joe Biden’s dangerous natural gas game

Coming for your stove

America has an abundant supply of inexpensive, clean-burning natural gas.  Naturally, the climate-Left hates it. 

By |2023-01-16T12:06:38-05:00January 16th, 2023|Comments Off on Coming for your stove

UN COP27 — It’s a gas, gas, gas

Who would have guessed that a UN COP would turn into a promotion point for fossil fuel development? COP27 is looking that way, thanks to the energy crisis and Africa's determination to develop itself.

By |2022-11-01T22:36:32-04:00November 2nd, 2022|Comments Off on UN COP27 — It’s a gas, gas, gas

How Big Green undermines Pennsylvania’s energy potential

Pennsylvania sits at the epicenter of what is aptly described as America’s “natural gas revolution,” which is why the state is well positioned to help free America and Europe from relying on foreign adversaries for their energy.

By |2022-04-26T16:24:03-04:00April 16th, 2022|Comments Off on How Big Green undermines Pennsylvania’s energy potential

Replacing Russian energy

Failed Green policies left Europe addicted to Russian energy. Oil can be replaced with difficulty, natural gas will take years.

By |2022-03-24T13:24:41-04:00March 23rd, 2022|Comments Off on Replacing Russian energy

America Can Loosen Europe’s Russian Energy Noose

Europe’s self-inflicted abandonment of its own energy resources resulting in dependence on Russian oil seems to generally follow Lenin’s playbook when he reportedly quipped that “capitalists will sell us the rope by which we hang them.”

By |2022-03-07T11:56:58-05:00March 7th, 2022|Comments Off on America Can Loosen Europe’s Russian Energy Noose

How to solve Europe’s energy crisis

By Sam Buchan: Both U.S. and EU leaders continue to overlook the not-so-subtle cries from energy markets resulting from aggressive climate policies forcing would-be project financiers to seek shelter and marginal returns in renewables.

By |2022-02-15T10:45:53-05:00February 18th, 2022|Comments Off on How to solve Europe’s energy crisis
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