Wholesale gas prices have fallen, resulting in the UK energy price cap being reduced by 7% last week. In the following, David Turner provides an overview of what has changed in our […]
44% of the increase in UK energy bills is due to net zero
JPMorgan is prioritising expensive “green” energy projects over reliable hydrocarbon energy projects
JPMorgan is arguably the largest bank in the world. Last week, its Chairman Jamie Dimon dismissed concerns over the bank financing “green” energy projects by 29% more than cheaper, reliable hydrocarbon energy […]
Wind turbines pose a variety of hazards, from fire to falling over and exposed cables
Continuing from an article he wrote last week, Al Christie lists six hazards of wind turbines. As well as a fire hazard, they pose a risk of oil leaks, falling over and […]
Denmark, Europe’s poster child for “renewable” energy, reverses 40-year-old ban on nuclear energy
In 1985, Denmark, the poster child for the elimination of “fossil fuels” in favour of solar and wind energy, mandated the phase out of nuclear power, which took effect in 2003. Last […]
Mad Miliband’s rush to net zero puts UK at risk of Spanish-style blackouts
At the end of last month, Spain, Portugal, and parts of France experienced a massive power outage. The blackout was likely caused by a reliance on non-dispatchable “renewable” energy sources, making the […]
Wind turbines are a threat to the environment, wildlife and human health
Wind turbines are destroying wildlife, including endangered species, such as whales, eagles and migratory birds, due to collisions, sonar surveys and other hazards. The construction and operation of wind turbines and their […]
Top UN official suggests the world look to China for leadership
The UN’s Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, has praised China’s “renewable” energy and suggested that the world look to China for leadership for the “green” transition. This […]