energy
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Trump’s Russian Roulette
The president’s deal to buy Russian diesel shows his concern for farm-state Republicans.
Suncor Case Uses Climate to Threaten Federalism
The Supreme Court heard arguments in Boulder, Colorado’s lawsuit against Suncor Energy for contributing to climate change.
America Built a Nuclear Plant — Then Refused to Use It
Much of the conversation focuses on AI, but the bigger question is how data centers will get the enormous amounts of electricity needed to power that growth.
Why Trump’s Venezuela Oil Deal Makes Free-Market Sense
“Through a partnership with private business, [we] have secured majority U.S. control of more than 65 BILLION BARRELS of proven Oil Reserves in Venezuela, at no cost to the American Taxpayer.”
Trump’s Gaslighting About Big Oil and the Reflecting Pool
Unfortunately, the president is defending himself with a bogus narrative about vandalism of the pool and gouging by the oil companies.
Making Nuclear Great Again
The Department of Energy has announced a $17.5 billion loan plan to build 10 nuclear power plants by 2030, as Team Trump bolsters a key energy source.
What Does Trump Mean, ‘I Love the Inflation’?
The president believes that inflation will “come down like a rock” when the war with Iran is over, and he’s probably right, even if Dems will exploit his comments.
The Green Agenda Became Politics, Not Science
Renewable energy itself is not necessarily the problem, but many politicians and activists insist an immediate, government-directed transition is the only acceptable option.
Gas Taxes and Bloating Prices
Amidst conflict with Iran, President Trump is among those floating a suspension of gas taxes to alleviate pain at the pump for America’s drivers.
The Data Center Conundrum
Communities across the country don’t want AI data centers in their neighborhoods, but the U.S. can’t afford to let China dominate the new technology.
What Is Trump’s Iran Plan?
The Leftmedia might be playing checkers instead of chess, but the president’s agenda is much bigger than simply ending the Islamic regime’s nuclear threat.
The Democrats’ Manufactured Gas Crisis
While fuel prices are indeed rising, blue-state leaders are seizing on the opportunity to make the problem much worse.
The Future of Nuclear Power Is Bright
With the successful transport of microreactors that power thousands of homes, we may be looking at a revolution in the energy industry.
Trump’s Goal With Venezuelan Oil
Up to 50 million barrels of oil are being transported to the U.S. posthaste, but the long-term renewal of Venezuela’s oil industry depends on how the politics there unfold.
The Inflationary Bite of Electric Bills
Regardless of which factor gets the most blame, the reality is that high electricity prices are here to stay unless the underlying issues are addressed.
IEA’s Fossilized Thinking Goes to the Refinery
The International Energy Agency is coming to the realization that the world isn’t going to abandon fossil fuels anytime soon.
Are Offshore Wind Farms a Threat to Human Life?
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. has directed the CDC’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health to study and report on the impact of offshore wind farms on humans.
Good Riddance, Net-Zero Banking Alliance
The climate alarmists’ UN-based banking alliance that sought to pressure the world into embracing the globalist green-energy cult has collapsed.
A Flawed Study Claims Energy Costs Will Rise
If energy is more expensive in some states, maybe the problem is state mandates that dictate a certain percentage of power must be generated from renewable sources.
Gavin Newsom’s Power Play
California’s governor, along with the Democrats who run the state, has done an awful job on energy. He has a presidential campaign to launch, however, so he has some convincing to do.