Energy: on the way to blackouts
March 13, 2024 2:18 am Post a CommentAnyone with a reasonable grasp of energy policy will not disagree, in principle, with the basic premise advanced by the... View Article
Anyone with a reasonable grasp of energy policy will not disagree, in principle, with the basic premise advanced by the... View Article
Despite the dire prognostications of the climate cultists, it gets quite cold in the season we still call winter. Occasionally... View Article
We are continually told that renewable electricity is the key to net-zero and while wind power is the senior partner,... View Article
The problem with focussing on one particular aspect of a subject is that one can often lose sight, if not... View Article
What makes it so very difficult to entertain any sort of a debate about net zero is the lack of... View Article
It was quite recently that we got confirmation that that no wind developers have made bids in the government’s latest... View Article
It was the idiot Johnson who, in September 2020 declared that the UK can be the “Saudi Arabia of wind... View Article
The trouble with a Bill with the deceptively simple title of the Energy Bill is that it confuses the internet... View Article
A press release issued by the campaign group Global Witness claims that EU imports of Russian LNG have jumped by... View Article
It is a matter of record that CoP26 in Glasgow in November 2021, under UK leadership, was intended to signal... View Article
Out of left field comes an opinion piece in Wall Street Journal headed “Maui’s Fires and the Electric Grid”, which... View Article
The story has been floating around since February, when Reuters picked up on the travails of Siemens Gamesa and its... View Article
In one of those “No Shit Sherlock!” moments, Guardian columnist Martin Kettle can be found complaining about the lack of... View Article
An entertaining piece in the Telegraph by chief city commentator Ben Marlow had it that “The electric car ‘revolution’ is... View Article
Despite the excitement over the water “crisis”, energy costs remain an issue, even if the effects have dropped down the... View Article
One major handicap in accepting anything politicians say these days is the realisation that, collectively, they embrace an energy policy... View Article