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Lively, Spirited and Sometimes Humorous Repartee Concerning Energy Issues By Marc J. Rauch Exec. Vice President/Co-Publisher THE AUTO CHANNEL

The Biden administration's "clean" energy do-gooders have declared war on inexpensive and reliable natural gas.

THE FOUNDATION "To prevent crimes, is the noblest end and aim of criminal jurisprudence." —James Wilson (1790) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 1620, the Pilgrims recently arrived from England crafted the The Mayflower Compact. It was November 11 by the Old Style calendar; November 21 by the...

Nobody’s honest. Scientists are not honest. And people usually believe that they are. That makes it worse. By honest I don’t mean that you only tell what’s true. But you make clear the entire situation. You make clear all the information that is required for somebody else who is intelligent to make up their mind.

Insidious lies spread by the oil industry about ethanol is that ethanol sucks water right out of the air. Sometimes it's phrased as "it attracts" or "it absorbs" water right out of the air.

Rising energy costs can create a vicious, expensive cycle.

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) says the winter fuels outlook for 2023 and 2024 indicates that nationally, the average US homeowner who uses electricity to heat their home will pay about $462 more this winter, or 77% more than the ones who use natural gas.

Another spoke in President Joe Biden’s climate policy wheel is the production of hydrogen, which was referred to as a “key pillar of Bidenomics” in an announcement $7 billion in

Freddy Gray speaks to Robert Bryce who is an author and expert on energy, power and politics. On the podcast, Robert talks about the economic implications of Europe’s net zero targets; why we should push for nuclear energy; and shares the human stories behind electrification. 

The Wall Street Journal reported last week that "clean energy" investment funds are tanking, with some down as much as 70% in recent months. Solar has been one of the worst-performing industry stocks this year.