Green Energy
Harnessing Nature’s Breath: The (Offshore) Wind Industry That Drives Green Power Forward
The offshore wind industry has been shaken up due to a pause on new leasing and permitting for new projects, but a significant amount of generating capacity remains in the...
The Demise of the “Energy Transition”
The demise of the “energy transition” does not mitigate the fact that there is a strong need to develop adaptions to the reality of a warming planet. It has been...
De-Energizing Business
De-energizing business is much more popular than some elements of the green movement would have you believe. Environmentalists have forever vilified business as an enemy of the environment. This has...
Norway’s F-35s Are Going Green—And America’s Could Follow
The test flight used a "greener fuel blend" that contained 40% biofuel.
The Paradox of Protectionism
The Biden administration’s expansion of tariff rates on Chinese manufactured goods risks undermining the “free and open Indo-Pacific” that he pledged to defend. By applying tax rates of up to...
Five Pillars of Infrastructure Reform
Once again, a tragedy serves as a flashing red light for the citizens of this country. The catastrophic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the early morning hours...
Puerto Rico’s Food Security Must Factor in Planning Energy Security
The devastation wrought by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in Puerto Rico could provide an opportunity to rebuild the island’s energy system in a sustainable way. But failing to take food...
There’s No Alternative: Modern Industrial Society Needs Energy
The assertion that Russian energy is a marginal part of the global economy, and that shutting Russia out of global markets entirely would have minimal impact, is in defiance of the...
A Wake-Up Call for Green Energy Dreams
Climate activists and other advocates for lowering carbon emissions sometimes make it seem as if the only thing standing between humanity and a bright green future is a lack of...
Has Africa’s Clean Energy Revolution Arrived?
Before gathering for the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit President Joe Biden is hosting in Washington this week, African heads of government caucused at an African Union (AU) summit in Niger’s capital,...
Will Renewables Dominate Great Power Competition?
As Europe prepares for a “brutal, cold winter,” its inhabitants are belatedly beginning to realize that they heavily rely on Russian gas. According to Goldman Sachs, European households may spend...
How NATO Is Taking the Fight to Climate Change
It may seem surprising that a military alliance could become a leading organization in the fight against climate change. But in its new Strategic Concept and recent declarations, NATO members...