Green Energy

  • The government has a zero-message green agenda

    After a successful, high-level meeting in London, the government must be pleased with itself. In fact, ministers were surely patting each other on the back for such a return to form. The subject of energy security is also high on anyone’s agenda.

    However, the public message is zero in its context, and content. The fact is lower prices have long been promised, and not delivered. The installation of entirely new infrastructure only puts a price tag on it.

    It hasn’t got in-built low bills features. Instead, green energy is the new investment industry, or near to it, and a promise of money off is also too vague to be believable. The thousands who get jobs may also have electricity as it’s only payout.

  • Pres. Trump weighs America’s energy options

    President Trump has stated a desire to restore America’s energy sovereignty with a National Energy Dominance Council. His take on energy independence comes as he seeks to end America’s reliance on imports.

    The Council, chaired by Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum, will also produce a National Energy Dominance Strategy. It’s meant to help with “cutting red tape, enhancing private sector investments, and advancing innovation.”