Tag: solar power

Fifteen States Hit Back Against “Woke” Banks Who Dump Fossil Fuel Financing

This is good news and one of a number of incidents that have occurred worldwide where the entire green energy/renewable regime started to crumble soon after the U.N.’s COP 26 conference. It can’t happen a moment too soon. Fifteen States Respond to ‘Woke Capitalism,’ Threaten to Cut Off Banks That Refuse to Service Coal, Oil… Read More Fifteen States Hit Back Against “Woke” Banks Who Dump Fossil Fuel Financing

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The Great Texas Freeze of 2021

In February 2021, the temperature in Texas dropped below zero. Not a big deal, right? Texas is the energy state. Just go home, turn on the heat, and hunker down. That’s how it should have gone. But it didn’t. What happened, and why?

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German Supreme Auditors: Green energy “an existential threat to German economy”

Germany’s supreme auditors issued a scathing rebuke of Germany’s Green energy scheme and even warned about its spiraling costs a few years ago. Now the auditors bluntly state Green energy poses “an existential threat” to Germany. From No Tricks Zone: “Daniel Wetzel at German national daily Die Welt reports on the latest German Federal Court… Read More German Supreme Auditors: Green energy “an existential threat to German economy”

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Climate Research Done Right

Dr. John Robson comments on key items from the past week including the idea of using best practices to check tendentious climate research (like NASA’s temperature adjustments), the Missing Ice Problem, the Michael Mann problem and what scientists really say about Net Zero.

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Mexico Backs Off From Renewables, Expands Coal Use

Last week’s storm in Texas didn’t just affect the state, it also had an impact on the state’s neighbor to the south. Over five million Mexican citizens were without power last week due to natural gas shortages that interrupted Mexico’s providing electricity. From NBCDFW: “Mexico’s government-owned utility, the Federal Electricity Commission, said its operations were… Read More Mexico Backs Off From Renewables, Expands Coal Use

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