Chamber of Commerce Finds Significant Flaws in EPA’s Power Plant Rule
July 5, 2023A new analysis by the US Chamber of Commerce’s Global Energy Institute has found significant issueswith the Environmental Protection Agency’s…
Britain Fires up Coal Plants Due to Lower Output From Renewables and Higher Demand From a Heat Wave
June 20, 2023Britain recently started burning coal to generate electricity after a heat wave made solar panels too hot to work efficiently.…
Transition Mineral Prices Are Soaring and the Industry Is Short of Workers
June 9, 2023Securing the energy transition minerals for a massive scale-up of low-carbon technology represents a major challenge as Western countries are…
Are Europeans Slowly Coming to Their Senses?
June 5, 2023Beginning decades ago, Europe went wholeheartedly into “net zero carbon by 2050” by implementing carbon reduction policies that eventually raised…
Quebec is Short on Hydroelectric Power
May 30, 2023While China’s electricity sector is booming with coal-fired power, Quebec, Canada, the province that produces North America’s cheapest power, faces…
China Is Into Coal Big Time, Not Just Power Plants But Smart Coal Mines Too
May 25, 2023China is building coal plants that last for 4 to 6 decades and even developing “smart coal mines.” If one…
