“In fact, competitive markets have deployed the lion’s share of renewable energy resources, about 80 percent of the U.S. total, even though they account for only about 67 percent of total overall capacity.”
Climate Change: ‘All or Nothing’ Is a Dead End. ‘All of the Above’ Works.
"When it comes to big challenges, we must think big. But we also have to be smart. America’s 'all of the above' energy strategy was smart. It made us the world’s leader in cutting carbon emissions."
Developing countries need better access to low-emission energy technologies
“The future of the global energy system and emissions will be determined primarily by choices about technology made in China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam and other populous, fast-growing emerging markets.”
A European Revelation on Climate
"In a smarter world, the market would have been allowed to figure this out. The new EU taxonomy still represents a destructive form of winner-picking industrial policy and has flaws. A big one is the arbitrary time limit on investments in nuclear and gas plants."
Europe Needs a Different Environmental Vision in 2022
Adopting a more science-based, market-led policy approach to energy and the environment will empower entrepreneurs, innovators, and scientists, rather than lobbyists, bureaucrats, and special interests.
U.S. LNG Exports Top Rivals for First Time on Shale Revolution
Bloomberg’s Stephen Stapczynski reports that U.S. LNG exports have topped rivals for the first time. “A shale gas revolution, coupled with billions of dollars of investments in liquefaction facilities, transformed the U.S. from a net LNG importer to a top exporter in less than a decade. U.S. natural gas production has surged by roughly 70%...
Belgium commits to phasing out existing nuclear power plants
Raf Casert reports for TechXplore that Belgium has committed to phasing out existing nuclear power plants. “The 27-nation bloc is expected to decide before the end of the year whether to include nuclear-generated energy among the economic activities that qualify for sustainable investment, a decision with far-reaching consequences for energy provisions in the bloc.” Read the full...
Confronting Inflation, Biden Administration Turns to Oil Industry It Once Shunned
"As a candidate, Mr. Biden said the country must transition away from oil, and in his first months in office he moved for more stringent regulations on the industry, explored restrictions on oil production and revoked a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline."
Global Freedom Is on the Decline
"Freedom in the United States is on the decline in both absolute and relative terms, according to the new report. In 2008, the U.S. ranked seventh in the world but has steadily slipped lower, though it still ranks well ahead of the global average."
Democrats Have an AOC, Sanders & Warren – not Manchin – Problem
Manchin is the same person today he was in 2012. What has changed is not Manchin, but the party around him.