Wind, Solar, and the Great Texas Blackout: Guilty as Charged
February 15, 2023Electricity specialists at the University of Texas at Austin recently revisited the Great Texas Blackout of February 2021. The op-ed,…
Despite Tax Incentives, Wind and Solar Project Installations Have Slowed
January 25, 2023New wind installations dropped 77.5 percent in the third quarter of 2022 versus the same period the year before. New…
Carbon Emissions Grew in 2022 Despite Gains in Renewable Energy
January 17, 2023According to estimates from the Rhodium Group, U.S. carbon emissions grew by 1.3 percent in 2022, despite growth in renewable…
Europe Adds Solar Capacity, Increasing Its Dependence on China
January 3, 2023The European Union added 41.4 gigawatts of solar capacity in 2022, increasing 47 percent from the 28.1 gigawatts added in…
Renewable Output Declines and Bad Energy Decisions Contributed to Europe’s Energy Crisis
December 19, 2022According to an author who defends the “green transition” writing in Seeking Alpha, “There are a lot of false narratives…
Rooftop solar in South Australia Causes Grid Issues
December 1, 2022South Australia has one of the world’s highest penetrations of rooftop solar. When South Australia’s grid was recently isolated by…
