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The state that spent three decades celebrating wind turbines now pays a premium for the one quality they cannot offer – on-demand dispatchability.

The climate of the planet is not going to be impacted at all by the UK using more of their own gas instead of getting it from foreign sources, hopefully Labour is finally waking up (at least a little bit) to energy reality.

The editorial board of the Washington Post last month gave a shout out to natural gas. Kudos to the Post for magnifying the obvious.

The EIB and World Bank policies that protect their climate scorecards while African women devote half their lives carrying water and children are lost to early death...

“The ‘invisible hand’ is at work to enable the dash-to-gas (and diesel too) in the catch-up period for economical, large-scale power generation.”

Energy sanity is not optional. Hormuz made that obvious. EQT made it measurable. The rest of the world can copy this example of Energy Humanism, or it can keep writing industrial subsidies to paper over the one it chose.

Asked whether most people she knows understand their gas bill and why it may soon go up again, she replied: “I was a schoolteacher. So, of course I know how much they don’t know. But I do think a lot of us retired folks...

Experts are warning that Germany is heading into the heating season with dangerously low natural gas reserve fill levels. Currently, Germany’s gas reserve fill level stands at only 55%!

"... No amount of jobs or money can compensate for this devastating future. ..."

A huge Yorkshire gas field is set to be used for Bitcoin mining instead of helping boost Britain’s energy supply. The Telegraph has more.

North Sea natural gas saved Britain billions last year and savings will be even higher this year amid sky-high prices, analysis has found, increasing pressure on the Government to boost production during the Iran war...

The problem is that gas could only be extracted by hydraulic fracking, which, like new exploration, is currently banned.

Chasing Chinese EVs is ideological nonsense; building the world’s biggest fertilizer industry should be Canada’s number one priority.

America currently leads the world in artificial intelligence innovation. Applying that innovation to modernize its own regulatory infrastructure is both logical and overdue. If the U.S. can align its permitting systems with...

Until places like the Northeast improve their natural gas infrastructure, they will continue to encounter steep prices. Limited pipeline capacity combined with high winter heating demand and no ability to bring natural gas...