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Today, there is not one single solar panel that can be produced without coal (or even oil and gas).

Claiming “renewable” energy from wind and solar is cheap and comes without environmental consequences, is a crucial and detrimental energy economic misunderstanding.

Thirty years ago, activists captured the popular and political imagination with visions of a distant 'green future'. Now the economic costs are becoming increasingly evident to ordinary citizens. Unpleasant as it is, that pain in the hip-pocket nerve is laying bare the rent-seekers' green myths and lies

Over the course of the week, the organisers of Africa Energy Week 2023 gave a key platform to alleged fraudsters, sanctioned Russian energy companies, oil giants and people who deny climate science.

Harnessing the Power of Coal in Africa: Balancing Development and Environmental Concerns at African Energy Week (AEW) 2023

Implementing net zero will depress the global economy more than the atmospheric warming that the campaign against carbon dioxide emissions is supposed to prevent, according to a comparison of research...

This week in Brussels, Members of Parliament and experts joined at the Brussels Press Club to participate in an international hybrid conference debating Europe’s energy strategy, during and post-Ukraine War - write Tori Macdonald. Since Russia invaded Ukraine last February, great concern has been growing around the future of powering homes and businesses across the […]

Sun Cable, the company behind the world's biggest solar project aiming to supply up to 15 percent of ...

In today's new Cold War, the West is losing its economic advantage because of its self-defeating energy policies to address 'climate change.’

The world will need to pour trillions of dollars into the energy sector if it wants to reach ...