Regardless of the intermittent weather, the electrical grid is expected to deliver continuous and uninterrupted electricity no matter what the weather to support computers for hospitals, airports, offices, manufacturing, military sites, and telemetry, that all need a continuous uninterruptable supply of electricity. Yet, policymakers continue to subsidize wind turbines and […]
The California GREEN movement, at any cost, is progressing at warp speed. Earlier this year, California passed regulations that would turn the trucking industry upside down. Zero emission mandates would disrupt the industry, raise shipping costs, and put trucking companies out of business. A group including 19 states and several […]
Wind and solar manufacture nothing for the eight billion on this planet as they can only generate intermittent electricity from unreliable breezes and sunshine. The transition to occasional electricity generation from breezes and sunshine has proven to be ultra-expensive for the wealthy countries of Germany, Australia, Great Britain, and the […]
Since late 2022, the estimated output by 2030 from existing and announced manufacturing projects is up by 60% for solar PV and 25% for batteries, driven by supportive policies, corporate strategies and growing demand. Announcements of new manufacturing projects for several essential technologies for the clean energy transition – including […]
U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND), member of the Senate Banking and Budget Committees, penned an op-ed, which first appeared in Fox Business, examining the impacts of Biden’s skyrocketing inflation on rural America. “For the past 15 months of Joe Biden’s tenure as president of the United States, we’ve seen an […]
Op/Ed written by Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Western Energy Alliance Western Energy Alliance submitted public comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding the proposed methane regulations under the Clean Air Act. The Alliance detailed how certain provisions of EPA’s rule will be technically infeasible to implement, lead to […]
The following is an Op/Ed written by Texas Railroad Commissioner Jim Wright Over the last year, the oil and gas producing regions in Texas, including those in Permian Basin, have experienced an increase in seismic activity. Seismic activity associated with the production of oil and gas is nothing new, and […]
Op/Ed By Senator Kevin Cramer “In July 2019, the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee did something rare. We put aside the partisan theatrics consuming the 116th Congress, crafted a bipartisan highway bill, and unanimously passed it through committee. While this bill, entitled America’s Transportation Infrastructure Act (ATIA), did […]
Mike Marcil, entrepreneur and property owner, breaks down the recent COVID stimulus package and what it means to businesses operating in the state of North Dakota. “North Dakota is set to receive over $3 billion in economic assistance from the $900 Billion legislation signed into law on Sunday. After spending […]
Getting past the climate scapegoat, and taking steps that could actually make a difference By Paul Driessen The 2020 fire season is nearing its end. But monstrous wildfires continue to rage across America’s western states, devastating towns and habitats, and killing hundreds of people and millions of animals. Politicians and […]
Joe Biden’s Energy Comments are a Mix of Incoherent and Terrifying By Senator Kevin Cramer If former Vice President Joe Biden’s answers on energy during Thursday night’s presidential debate made you say some combination of ‘what?’ and ‘that’s a bad idea,’ you are not alone. His statements were a mix […]
Op/Ed by Stephen Heins, The Practical Environmental, LLC Recently, I have written that credibility isn’t an ordinary word. In particular, the recent Newsweek piece below is a classic example of a new form of “news,” which can only be described as paid advertising for climate extremism. Unsurprisingly, Newsweek is known […]
Californians spent August in the dark—literally and figuratively. Heatwaves tore through the state, leaving millions without power during multiple days of rolling blackouts. At fault, at least in part, is California’s over-reliance on unreliable sources of energy like wind and solar. These problems were preventable and should be a wake-up […]
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