Energy
How Berkshire Hathaway Energy Escaped ‘The Coal Trap’
Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway BRK.B Energy purchased 2,000 acres in West Virginia, where the company will provide solar energy to...
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A National Charging Network, Ethereum’s Going Green And How Electric Cars Could Protect The Grid
Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to LinkedinThis week’s Current Climate, which every Saturday brings you the latest news about the...
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New NRC Report Outlines Options For Regulating Nuclear Fusion
On Wednesday, staff at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) released a long-anticipated white paper titled, “Licensing and Regulating Fusion Energy...
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Putin’s War And Truss’s Taxes
There’s a common saying that every tax has the effect of discouraging some kind of private behavior – be it...
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What Does A Weakened Russia Mean?
The best statesmen understand what less worldly and less experienced people often overlook: Wars are mainly political and economic endeavors,...
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A Nuclear Renaissance Means More Competition For Uranium
A worldwide nuclear renaissance led by Japan, some countries in Europe (despite German obfuscation), and hopefully the USA, is changing...
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Here’s What Happens To Stocks When The Fed Raises Rates By 100 Basis Points
Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to LinkedinStocks have continued to struggle for direction since a hotter-than-expected inflation report earlier this...
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Finally Some Good News On Energy: Steve Forbes Praises Major Liz Truss Reform
Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to LinkedinBritain’s new prime minister, Liz Truss, is showing the way to a brighter energy...
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How The Inflation Reduction Act Could Cause A Lithium Crunch
The passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in August will bring with it historic new spending to address climate...
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Texas Is Primed To Be Our Nation’s Direct Air Capture Hub
Emily Pickrell, UH Energy Scholar Right now, much of the climate change conversation is focused on reducing future emissions. While...
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Disruptions In Energy Security And Climate Security Part 2: What’s Coming.
Part 1 was about energy and climate security in the present. Alarming recent events have affected both energy and climate...
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NIMBYism Is A Bipartisan Energy Problem
For better or worse the visual perceptions of energy production drive much of its policy debates. It was as much...
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Renewable Energy Costs Have Dropped Much Faster Than Expected, But There’s A Catch
Amid the energy crises that have rippled out from beyond the Russian invasion of Ukraine, there’s a spot of good...
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Why Single Out The Oil Industry For Supposed Disinformation?
The media often has difficulty deciding what counts as obvious disinformation or falsehoods. But supposed disinformation about climate change is...
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Should The U.S. Use Tax Breaks Or Direct Subsidies To Boost Industrial Policy?
Industrial policy is trending. At a time when few policy ideas win bipartisan support, government subsidies for favored industries are...
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How Sanctions And Policies Ensure The Energy Crisis Will Only Worsen From Here
As the various governments in Europe, including the EU, scramble to invoke “price caps” on seemingly every imaginable element of...
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Research Shows That Renewable Jobs Can Replace Those From Coal
Last year I looked at the potential for renewables, such as solar, to drive the next, clean industrial revolution. As...
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Dow Jumps 200 Points As Investors Brace For August Inflation Report And More Fed Rate Hikes
ToplineThe stock market moved higher on Monday, extending recent gains ahead of a key inflation report this week, with investors...
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Squandering Energy Independence In A Chaotic World
Over the last two weeks, while news coverage in America has been fixated on the FBI’s raid on Donald Trump’s...
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