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Instead of curtailing coal plants, as climate doomsayers demand, India is increasing its coal dependency.

The power generation mix that has underpinned grid reliability and affordable electricity is currently under threat — a “perfect storm” of market failure and regulatory overreach in place of sound energy policy.

The reality that fossil fuels will dominate the global energy sector for many decades renders meaningless the sacrifices people in the West are being asked to make — high energy prices and shortages — to purportedly save the planet from the fabricated crisis of global warming.

Socially responsible investing is decades old, but ESG (Environmental, social, and governance) considerations now propagating throughout the world continues to make firms reluctant to invest in oil and gas exploration and infrastructure which is destined to lead to deteriorated infrastructures. Tinkering with the supply chain of crude oil could impact the supply chain and shortages of thousands of products needed by current lifestyles and worldwide economies.

China now generates a whopping 7,500 GWh of electricity, just under twice what America does

During the presidential debate on Thursday, Biden admitted he would impose a “transition from the oil industry.”

They want to ban coal, oil and gas. Exactly how will they replace them? Who wins? Who loses?

Both China and India view energy as an amoral source of power that is to be used for survival and advancement during this century. The rest of the world should take careful note.

President Trump should direct USAID to support coal and gas, not just wind and solar.

What has happened to Australia’s once-bipartisan policies favouring decentralisation?

Republicans in the Indiana House are attempting to block Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s (NIPSCO) plan to prematurely shutter two large coal power plants and replace them largely with renewable energy sources.

Legislation unanimously passed on April 10, 2019 by the Chicago City Council has just made Chicago the largest city in the United States to commit to 100 percent clean energy.

Electricity is the most important and convenient way to consume energy. Without it, we’d literally be living in the “Dark Ages.” However, we often forget that it takes energy to make energy.