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Ford announced Thursday that it will delay about $12 billion in planned spending to increase EV manufacturing capacity.

The green energy transition will require lots of land, mining and impacts to wildlife, all of which environmentalists don’t want.

Wind and solar, a/k/a, “renewable” sources, produce energy less than half the time at many times the cost of full-time nuclear and/or conventional carbon-based energy. Nonetheless, in the American left’s “green” fantasy world, force-feeding the nation renewables somehow equals “following the science.” Robert Bryce demolishes their fantasies at the Substack website: “You’ve no doubt heard them: renewables are cheap and getting cheaper, […]

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“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”

The Inflation Reduction Act offers a master class in implementing expensive, counterproductive, and highly partisan energy policy. In previous posts, I discussed 1) how the electricity generation subsidies in the Inflation Reduction Act could cost taxpayers $2.5 or $3 trillion and 2) why policymakers should remove those subsidies before expanding the high‐voltage transmission system. As we count the reasons why repealing the energy subsidies in the Inflation Reduction Act is a good idea, let�...

Instead of the energy transition, industry should focus on natural gas and nuclear to supply the energy of the future, Bryce says.

Will any of these wildly uneconomic offshore wind projects actually ever get built? Let’s hope not.

The central planners proclaiming "climate emergency" must be made to fail if they are not to threaten the world’s economy and the well-being of billions of people.

Nuclear power is the most practical form of energy we have today that emits neither greenhouse gases nor air pollution.