Masthead of the student newspaper at Princeton University. Lord Monckton has written a reply to the juveniles at the Princetonian. H/T John Ray On climate change, as on all else, hear both sides By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley, special to The Daily Princetonian. Excerpts in italics with my bolds. The English-speaking jurisdictions recognize just two […]
Hey Princeton, On climate change, as on all else, hear both sides — Science Matters
Merry Christmas to you all! .
Happy Christmas — NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT
A new report from the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) buries net zero. Investment managers, public traded companies, regulators, politicians and more who have so far talked very loosely about net zero should now be on notice that they are talking about pure fantasy, if not falsehood. For investment managers and public-traded companies net zero…
‘Net zero’ is a lie, admits the utility industry and its regulators — JunkScience.com
the correct take that there are ways to make progress while feeding everyone, to make “the environment” cleaner and stronger while building a lot of necessary stuff – but it takes work, and not blame.
Attention Poor People, Step Away from The Fuel. It’s Not for You. And Stop Using It Anyway. Thank You — Watts Up With That?
Recently I was interviewed by Peter Perri for his Podcast on “Energy Media”. We talked for about an hour and I expressed my opinion on America’s dismal… “Lack of a Rational Energy Transition Policy”. It is just a Decarbonization Policy without provisions for providing power generation until technology and build out of new nuclear catches […]
Keeping America Energized, Maybe 45Q will Help? — Dick Storm’s Thoughts on Energy, Education, Economic Prosperity & Environmental Blog
Recently I was interviewed by Peter Perri for his Podcast on “Energy Media”. We talked for about an hour and I expressed my opinion on America’s dismal… “Lack of a Rational Energy Transition Policy”. It is just a Decarbonization Policy without provisions for providing power generation until technology and build out of new nuclear catches up. However, Mr. Perri got me thinking and he offered some information regarding the IRA Act 45Q, Provisions for Tax Credits for coal plants that capture and store carbon dioxide (CCUS). That was new to me. I consider myself well read on energy news, but I sure missed 45Q. The CO2 credit is up to $85/ton of carbon dioxide captured and sequestered or utilized. Not that I agree with the legislation or the practicality of CCUS, but it shows some sanity of the policymakers, that they understand America may get around to using…
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By Vijay Jayaraj The dictionary definition of grinch is a grumpy person who spoils the pleasure of others. For millennials like me who watched a lot of Hollywood movies, the Grinch is a funky-looking green creature who kills Christmas joy. Now we have the environmentally “green” grinches – climate activists and politicians among them –…
Don’t Let “Green” Grinch Absurdities Steal Christmas — CO2 Coalition
By Paul Homewood https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/12/19/governments-hydrogen-boiler-plan-unrealistic-warn-mps/ The Telegraph article, which I posted on yesterday, noted: A Government spokesman said: “A low carbon hydrogen sector here in the UK will be critical to delivering energy security, economic growth, and our net zero ambitions. “We expect to have up to two gigawatts of low-carbon hydrogen projects […]
Why Hydrogen Is Not The Answer — NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT
Nine states, including Virginia, have agreed to establish a major compensation fund to pay their private commercial and recreational fishing companies for damages caused by offshore wind turbines.
Virginia Agrees to Compensate Fishing Industry for Damage from Offshore Wind — Watts Up With That?
Deadline for relief under special tax deduction for petroleum companies looms
Norway producers taking steps to increase oil and gas output — Upstream
Science is distorted by progressive philosophy 