Gas is – or should be – dirt cheap because it's abundant and easy to extract, store and transport. Only politicians infected with the neo-Malthusian green mind virus make energy expensive, says Ben Pile.
BP has replaced its pro-Net Zero chairman as it faces pressure from shareholders to switch its focus away from renewables after its disastrous 2020 commitment to cut hydrocarbon output by 40%.
The world's poor are in for a hard time as Pope Leo backs Net Zero, says Chris Morrison. Ever the sucker for 'settled science', the Pope fails to see that the global elites' green agenda will trap billions in poverty.
EVs suffer more breakdowns than other types of car and are the least likely to be fixed at the roadside, new research shows. Cost, range, reliability – EVs are worse on every metric, says Matthew Lynn in the Telegraph.
The Telegraph has published an interview with a 32 year-old scientist called Tim Gregory who argues that decarbonisation needs a total rethink. Only nuclear could achieve it, he says – anything else is wishful thinking.
The world has never consumed as much coal as it does today, and with the US now re-embracing it this is only set to grow. King Coal's comeback is a triumph of pragmatism over climate alarmism, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
Trump's attack on Harvard could be a turning point in the battle against the capture of academia by a climate-industrial complex that serves globalist interests over those of ordinary citizens, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
Donald Trump has slapped massive 50% tariffs on all goods the EU sends to the US, starting on June 1st. He also attacked Keir Starmer's Net Zero policy, telling him to drill for oil and gas to cut energy costs.
Solar farm failures were likely behind the blackouts in Spain and Portugal, Spain's national grid operator has said – as Tony Blair comes out against Starmer's Net Zero plans and the phasing out of fossil fuels.
Net Zero policies "harm human lives" and undermine "health, wealth and opportunity", Donald Trump's trade envoy Tommy Joyce has told Keir Starmer in an attack on Labour’s radical energy policy.
