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Category: Energy
Implications of the Quarter 2 2026 RGGI Auction
I believe that RGGI now poses unacceptable affordability and reliability risks and needs immediate, fundamental revision. The RGGI states must acknowledge the enormity of the risks and engage regulators, system…
Safety fears raised over plug-in solar
It is worth remembering that Miliband’s decision to roll these plug-in panels out did not make them legal – they already were. It was to allow them to be installed…
U.S. Nuclear Acceleration Effort Hits Milestone with Antares Criticality Test
The first time in roughly four decades that a privately developed, non‑light‑water advanced reactor has gone critical in the U.S.
New Study: Solar Photovoltaic, Wind Power Fail To Meet Annual Energy Demands 62% Of The Time
“Unlike dispatchable fossil-fuel or nuclear generation, solar and wind power output varies unpredictably with weather conditions, leading to mismatches between supply and demand.” — Sargentis et al., 2026
A Tale of Two Types of States: Those with Dumb Energy Laws, and Those with Smart Laws
“It was the best of energy policies; it was the worst of energy policies” – Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities. (Apocryphal)
Germany’s Die Welt: “Too Much Is Too Much” … Green Energies Are Cannabalizing Each Other!
Daniel Wetzel in Die Welt (paid article) on a phenomenon: more and more plants are being put into operation, but the yield does not increase to the same extent.
Wyoming Golden Eagles should be listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act
Wyoming’s Golden Eagles are in trouble and need the protection of the Endangered Species Act. That things are going badly for the eagles is no secret, but the Wyoming authorities…
Can US and India Forge a ‘Big, Beautiful’ Energy Deal?
A U.S.-India alliance would strike at the heart of the corrupt climate lobby. By trading massive quantities of fossil fuels, it would break a stranglehold on energy policy that climate…
Would You Rather Live Near A Battery Energy Storage System or a Nuclear Plant
“From a public safety standpoint, if you’ve decommissioned three nuclear reactors, why would you want to install a BESS facility in populated areas that is far less safe?”
Offshore Wind Confusion: Refunding a Lease is not a Buyout
Word has it that the Feds told the developers to take the deal or they would simply cancel the leases, letting the developers sue to try to get their money…
New York State Renewable Permitting Scandal
I hope that the power of social media exemplified by Alexandra Fasulo can bring this to the attention of enough New Yorkers that the policies can be changed to protect…
Analysis: China-backed litigators crippling Louisiana energy
Stricter enforcement of the FARA law and its transparency requirements could also act as a deterrent against green pressure groups in league with China and other hostile foreign actors. Until…
Waste of the Day: Radioactive Wasted Money
The federal government is so prone to excessive spending that it is even wasting money on waste itself.
Driving Up The Cost Of Energy While Claiming To Promote “Affordability”
The worst part of the RGGI “cap and invest” scheme is that the consumers get absolutely nothing for the increased cost. It is just a gratuitously inflicted injury brought about…
Greenwishing: Shiny Promises Fall Short
Excitement is good; delusion isn’t. Let’s demand proof, not promises. Reliable, affordable energy isn’t a luxury—it’s the foundation of modern life—time to get serious about what energy technologies actually scales.”
America’s Energy Comeback is Leaving Green Fantasies Behind
After years of efforts by radical greens to strangle America’s oil, gas, and coal industries — while forcing the nation to accept costly, land-devouring wind and solar — the U.S.…
Intellectual Yet Idiot: Ed Miliband and the Economic Illiteracy Driving Britain’s Energy Crisis
Britain cannot afford another decade of IYI governance. Keeping the lights on, quite literally, depend on it.
China’s Solar Industry Redesigned Itself Around U.S. Forced Labor Law
Continuing to look away is a choice, and the people living inside this system will bear the consequences long after the next procurement cycle closes.