U.K. swimming “against the tide” as Europe pulls back on NetZero
Wind and solar are intermittent and erratic. Watch Craig Rucker now.
EPRINC report reveals IEA Net Zero Roadmap as a Green mirage
In seeking to become a cheerleader for net zero, the IEA has allowed itself to be used as a tool for climate policy extremism,
Morano on Newsmax: “Say hell no to NetZero!”
WATCH NOW: About 30% less power, 30%, less water, roughly for dishwashers, which means up to seven or eight hour cycles to wash dishes.
Ten important reasons EPA’s auto emissions scheme makes no Net Zero sense
Biden administration tailpipe emission regulations applied to cars, sports utility vehicles and pickups in the 2027 to 2032 model years “to combat climate change” with the goal of phasing out internal combustion engines in favor of electric vehicles (EVs) are entirely senseless and destructive.
Bill Ponton’s “Reality Check” On UK Wind Power: The Issue of Energy Storage
Bill Ponton’s new Report, “The Cost of Increasing Wind Power: A Reality Check,” contains a short but pithy section addressing the question of energy storage. Here’s the question to be addressed: If after the first round of overbuilding, adding new wind generation resources adds little useful energy and most of the added generation ends up getting “curtailed,” then why not just add some batteries or other energy storage to the system? Wind energy advocates suggest that some form of batteries can store the excess electricity production until it is needed, and everything will then just balance out in perfect [...]
Net Zero? Never Mind!
A small agency in the Energy Department admits the administration can’t reach its climate-change goals.
A simple reason why net zero is impossible
Grid scale storage at the scale needed to replace fossil fuels with wind and solar is impossibly expensive.
NetZero Reality Coalition forms and scores first big win
NZRC stands in opposition to leftist “NetZero” advocates who seek to tear down energy sources that work, while pushing energy sources, such as intermittent wind and solar, that are not up to the challenge of powering the world's needs.
Russia’s biggest weapon (and China’s too) is fossil fuel energy
US focus on climate change and fossil fuel suppression is courting a national security disaster.