Biden’s War on Oil and Gas

President Joe Biden’s “performance” had “started badly and got worse” during a recent interview with Jimmy Kimmel, says Sky News host Rita Panahi.

Watch Western Sanctions on Russia Boomerang: A Global Energy and Food Crisis in The Making

After weeks of contradictory advice from Brussels, the EU just gave its assent to payment for Russian gas in roubles by its members.

More Polarization – Africa/Asia Investing Hundreds of Billions in Hydrocarbon Infrastructure Out of Necessity, The West Arranges Deck Chairs on The Titanic

Our leaders are grinning in photo ops with beneficiaries of the trillions they are shoveling at ill-conceived and over-rushed schemes towards a target that the mining industry has essentially deemed…

With The Ukraine War, The Green Chickens Have Come Home To Roost

We are on a war footing—an emergency—and we have to responsibly increase short-term [oil and gas] supply where we can right now to stabilize the market and to minimize harm…

Death Threats, Socialist Resonance, and Other Weird Progress on the Energy Road

An energy transition is not the enemy of hydrocarbons, no matter what demons the cliques conjure to tell you otherwise. An energy transition will flow out of the existing system,…

Climate Change? Energy Development First! (plea from Mozambique)

As a Senegalese entrepreneur, I can tell you what’s holding Africa back: lack of affordable energy. We live on a continent where the average annual income is less than $2,000,…

When The Costs Hit Home, Nobody Will Give Up Fossil Fuels

my post this past Sunday, no amount of fake happy talk in the so-called “Glasgow Climate Pact” can obscure the obvious fact that nobody agreed to anything.

The Vilification Of Oil Producers Continues Apace At COP26

“I don’t know about you, but I sure am not comfortable with having some of the world’s biggest villains influencing & dictating the fate of the world.”

EIA: Renewables no longer expected to be #1 by 2050

Guest “Just a bit outside” by David Middleton In the Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) 2020 International Energy Outlook, renewables (including hydroelectric) were forecast to surpass petroleum and other liquid fuels…

Biden’s oil and gas policy makes about as much sense as his Afghan policy

But the Biden administration suffered yet another humiliation earlier this month when Opec, the oil-producers’ cartel, summarily rejected its request to release more oil to world markets.

The Current Legal Onslaught Is Unlikely To Limit World Oil Production Significantly

While the legal onslaught has no prospect at all of making the oil business go away, or even really of diminishing it much, it could have major implication for Americans.…

New Mexico Shocked by “Biden Assault On Oil And Gas”

Guest “I feel shocked” by Pepper Brooks David Middleton Jan 24, 2021New Mexico Officials Taken Aback By Biden Assault On Oil And GasDavid BlackmonSenior ContributorEnergy Officials in the state of…

Wildly Exaggerated ChiCom-19 Models Are Driving Policy Decisions

Guest “where have I heard this before?” by David Middleton Inaccurate Virus Models Are Panicking Officials Into Ill-Advised LockdownsHow a handful of Democratic activists created alarming, but bogus data sets…

How exactly do they plan to replace fossil fuels?

They want to ban coal, oil and gas. Exactly how will they replace them? Who wins? Who loses? Guest post by Paul Driessen Berkeley, CA, Takoma Park, MD and other…

Oil Production On Federal Land Topped 1 Billion Barrels, Reducing Impact OPEC Has On Markets

From The Daily Caller Chris White Tech Reporter February 12, 2020 10:27 AM ET Oil production on federal lands topped 1 billion barrels in 2019, marking a 29% increase from…

“On the Cover of the Rolling Stone” #ExxonKnew: Earth Is Radioactive

Guest “implied face palm” by David Middleton Hat tip to MMontgomery via Charles the Moderator. From the “No Schist Sherlock Files”… This Rolling Stone article reads like the Josh “Gasland”…

California files lawsuit to remain a National Security Risk

By Ronald Stein Founder and Ambassador for Energy & Infrastructure of PTS Advance, headquartered in Irvine, California California has chosen to be the only state in America that imports most…

Can Singapore really transit to a post-oil economy?

Published by Straits Times (Singapore) on 10 January 2020 By Tilak Doshi and Euston Quah Some commentators have called for more drastic action from Singapore’s policymakers to “mitigate”, or reduce,…

“History’s Greatest Sea is Dying”… Because Gratuitous Reference to Climate Change

Guest “I schist you not” by David Middleton GLOBALHistory’s Greatest Sea Is DyingThe failure of countries bordering the eastern Mediterranean helps explain the difficulty of carrying out successful climate-change negotiations.…

US Becomes A Net Fossil Fuel Exporter Under Trump As His Dem Opponents Vow To Bludgeon Big Oil

From The Daily Caller Chris White Tech Reporter December 03, 2019 12:16 PM ET The United States notched the country’s first month of exporting more petroleum products than it imported,…

Some Facts About Energy

By Wallace Manheimer The industrial age, namely using coal, oil and gas to generate power instead of human and animal muscle, and wind and solar have lifted billions out of…

Here’s How Trump’s Environmental Legacy Stacks Up With Obama’s Record

From The Daily Caller Chris White Tech Reporter September 27, 2019 7:09 PM ET President Donald Trump’s environmental record during his first term in office has mirrored his Democratic predecessor’s…

Florida’s Natural Gas Boom

Guest cheer leading by David Middleton Florida has led the nation in the addition of natural gas-fired electricity generation capacity over the past decade, by a very wide margin. SEPTEMBER…

Good news: here’s why we won’t run out of minerals (including oil)

Reposted from Fabius Maximus Website Larry Kummer, Editor Good News, Oil & Energy, Science & Nature Summary:  Among the fear barrages of the past 50 years, “running out of resources”…