electricity

Energy poverty is among the most crippling but least talked-about crises of the 21st century. We should not take energy for granted…

“Clean” electricity by 2035 faces two major hurdles

California is proud of being the only state in America that imports more electricity than any other state.

Cheap expressions of sympathy and solidarity to inner-city residents from the affluent are negated with imposition of unbearable costs for the energy to survive.

The dark side of renewable wind, solar and biofuel energy is that they are not clean, green, renewable or sustainable.

Beyond the energy stability needed in hospital settings, the products produced from petroleum are what enables the heroic healthcare workforce needed today.

Robert Bryce’s latest book lays out a powerful case for treating electricity as a human right.

If you’re going to replace fossil fuels, the alternative must be compelling.

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.

The shale revolution and ramping US oil production brings a new level of stability to US and world economic systems.

Evidence is growing that climate alarmists — those peddling the delusion that human-caused climate change is destroying the Earth — are growing ever more desperate.

Governor Newsom just doubled down to increase inflation with actions to further reduce oil production and putting more electrical loads on a state that cannot generate enough electricity to meet its own needs.

Using microscopic sound bites from vast data on social media from celebrities like Jane Fonda, Robert Redford, Barbara Streisand, and Meryl Streep that the Earth will end in ten years is an insult to the intellect of our students and educational system.