Climate Change Weekly #460: Biden Offshoring Pollution, Environmental Injustice

The threat to whales is hardly the only problem with Biden’s plan, as proven by an analysis of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s (BOEM) draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)…

India’s Uncompromising Commitment to Coal

In Asia, the need for sustained economic growth outweighs fanciful visions of a “carbon-free” utopia, making coal the obvious choice for at least several decades.

Climate Change Weekly #455: COP 27 Will End Up as FLOP 27

Judging by the effect of past climate agreements on the actions of nations around the world, the agreements reached at the COP 27 meeting held in Egypt in November are…

Is the Renewable Energy Industry Nothing More Than a Jobs Program?

— For the most part, it is.

King Coal: Reports of My Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated (apologies to Mark Twain)

Due to coal’s relatively high carbon-dioxide emissions upon combustion, the fuel has been cast as arch-villain by the climate alarmists.

China To Double Coal-Fired Power Plant Capacity…Aims to Avoid European, US Blunders

By the end of 2023, China plans to build new coal-fired power plants with a capacity of at least 165 gigawatts – which is equivalent to more than double of…

Bloomberg Don’t Understand Why China Needs Coal

There is only one reason why China is still building new coal plants – that is because they know that they need dispatchable power, and not intermittent renewables.

What Does the BBC Expect Svalbard to Do When Its Coal Mine Is Shut?

It is of course deeply ironic that Svalbard’s climate was just as mild when these mines opened as it is now!

Wind Farm in Germany is Being Dismantled to Expand Coal Mine

Am I the only one to feel insulted by the BBC, Committee on Climate Change , Ambrose Evans-Pritchard and the rest of the green mafia, who constantly tell us that…

Vietnam’s U-Turn on Coal Reflects Inevitable Energy Reality

Being a top-performing ASEAN economy is, in fact, an impossible feat unless fossil fuels are employed.

Southeast Asia at Energy-Climate Crossroad

By Vijay Jayaraj Southeast Asia is at the crossroads of choosing between a climate agenda hostile to fossil fuels and the energy security its population desperately needs. Central to the…

Burning Imported Wood in Drax Power Plant ‘Doesn’t Make Sense’, Says Kwarteng

The importing of wood to burn in Drax power station “is not sustainable” and “doesn’t make any sense”, the business and energy secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, told a private meeting of…

Putting Coal Into the African Perspective

In fact you can honestly say that by building coal powered stations in southern Africa, you can reduce CO2 emissions!

Climate Change Weekly #439: Hurricanes Not Increasing, Despite Warming

Even the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change acknowledges it has detected no trend of increasing frequency or severity of tropical cyclones and has no evidence human greenhouse gas emissions…

And The Winner Is, Germany!

A prolonged period of unfavorable weather (calm and overcast) could cause a serious energy crunch to hit one or both of Germany or the UK as soon as this winter.…

Coal: Europe’s Security Blanket, Third World’s Necessity

For the people of developing nations wanting to better their lives, the use of hydrocarbons is not negotiable.

India Reopens 100 Coal Mines

In a bold and rebellious move, India has ordered reopening more than 100 dormant coal mines to meet skyrocketing domestic power demand.

South Africa: Warmism Creates Blackouts

Eskom’s promise to reduce coal-fired generation over the next 30 years threatens to drive South Africa’s 62 million people further into an abyss of rolling blackouts and attendant economic damage.

Will China achieve its 2060 carbon neutral commitment from the provincial perspective?

China has pledged to peak carbon emissions before 2030 and strive to achieve carbon neutrality before 2060

China Continues To Laugh At Western “Green Energy” Foolishness

The rescue of the planet’s climate will make worthwhile our sacrifices in the form of higher energy prices, increased taxes to support subsidies to renewable energy, and restrictions on lifestyle.

Schernikau & Smith: ‘Climate Impacts’ of Fossil Fuels

Dr. Lars Schernikau, energy economist, entrepreneur, and commodity trader explains in a short 18min video a new peer-reviewed research paper authored by him and Prof William H. Smith of Earth…

Record Coal Demotes ‘Net Zero’

Climate optimists say: bring on the next 1.5°C and watch the energy-rich world adapt and prosper.

Global Coal Consumption Reaches New Record High In 2021…China, India Consuming Two Thirds

According to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Coal 2021 report, coal-fired electricity generation reached an all-time high in 2021, increasing a whopping 9% in 2021.

EIA: US Fossil Fuels Production to Reach Record Highs in 2023… The Permian is already there!

Guest “Frac On!” by David Middleton JANUARY 21, 2022EIA expects U.S. fossil fuel production to reach new highs in 2023 After declining in 2020, the combined production of U.S. fossil…

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