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Which is why no company using lots of power, certainly not any of Elon's, actually tries to do it.

"... Achieving a genuine and sustained global-scale energy transition ... requires greater emphasis on reducing energy demand ..."

By presenting modeled counterfactuals as if they were observed declines in pay, The Week misleads readers about both climate impacts and economic reality...

But a majority still say Net Zero should be achieved by 2050 or earlier.

Guardian author Alex Clark wants the world to "move beyond" GDP as a measure of wellbeing. The experiment should start with The Guardian.

"... With the right policy, coal is not essential to ensuring a reliable electricity supply... "

Get woke go broke?

The country’s chemical industry once symbolised the triumph of science, industry and energy harnessed in service of human progress. Its current decline symbolises something else entirely: the delusional triumph of ideology...

Looking to reorient U.S. energy policy toward fossil fuels and nuclear plants, President Trump has access to an enormous sum of money made available by an unlikely source: the Biden administration and congressional Democrats.

We might call this the Reverse-Midas Effect: everything climate alarmists touch turns to lead – which brings lead poisoning, developmental delays, learning and behavioral problems, memory dysfunction, even comas and death...

With Winter Storm Fern wreaking havoc across the country, New England women are worried about energy affordability. Yet many do not connect rising energy costs to the state policy decisions that invited them.  

Do they or don’t they? It’s the perennial argument, and I claim that it shouldn’t be difficult to show that they do not. However, I have to admit that there is not a readily available and convincing set of data or a...

In this in-depth interview, economist and statistician Ross McKitrick discusses climate models, uncertainty, and whether the public climate debate is as scientifically balanced as often claimed...

Soaring energy bills, a political crisis, and an insane plan to expropriate wealth creators who drive the Californian Economy.

As the Telegraph states, this is essentially a Scottish problem, as there is not enough transmission capacity to carry all the wind power south when it is windy...