Don isn't going to like this unintended consequence of his war with Iran.

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For those who have not noticed, trump has been doing what he can shaping US policy to promote the use of fossil fuels and kill renewable energy projects.

Coal’s fortunes shift as Trump uses orders and taxpayer money to keep plants operating​


The most recent example of the latter being........

White House to pay TotalEnergies $1 billion to kill off East Coast wind farm projects​


Implying he will not be happy with this development.

‘Asia’s Ukraine moment’: How the Iran war could accelerate a shift into renewables

The fallout from the Iran war is likely to expedite the shift away from fossil fuels and make countries think differently about the role renewables can play in shoring up energy security, analysts told CNBC.

The Middle East crisis has severely disrupted oil exports through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, which typically carries about a fifth of the world’s oil and liquified natural gas (LNG) and represents a key choke point for fertilizer trade.

It has shone a light on the extent to which the world remains deeply reliant on fragile fossil fuel trade routes, while surging oil and gas prices have rattled energy markets and triggered widespread inflation fears.

Asia’s reliance on imported energy means it now sits at the forefront of the global fossil fuel crisis, but supply disruptions are also hitting hard in Europe and Africa, where countries are responding to rising fuel costs and a considerable threat to food security.

The head of the International Energy Agency said the energy transition was moving “very strongly” before the Iran war began — but the fallout from the resulting energy shock means countries will likely direct even more investment toward clean energy sources.


Unintended consequences abound from the il-fated decision to join Bibi's jihad against Iran. Consequences not subject to being remedied by bluster, lies, deflection, denial, and pointing the finger of blame at the deep state, the fake news, Nancy Pelosi, or any other imaginary bogeymen. IOW, the usual approach. Which is why Don can't seem to find a solution to the problem of his creation.
 
For those who have not noticed, trump has been doing what he can shaping US policy to promote the use of fossil fuels and kill renewable energy projects.

Coal’s fortunes shift as Trump uses orders and taxpayer money to keep plants operating​


The most recent example of the latter being........

White House to pay TotalEnergies $1 billion to kill off East Coast wind farm projects​


Implying he will not be happy with this development.

‘Asia’s Ukraine moment’: How the Iran war could accelerate a shift into renewables

The fallout from the Iran war is likely to expedite the shift away from fossil fuels and make countries think differently about the role renewables can play in shoring up energy security, analysts told CNBC.

The Middle East crisis has severely disrupted oil exports through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, which typically carries about a fifth of the world’s oil and liquified natural gas (LNG) and represents a key choke point for fertilizer trade.

It has shone a light on the extent to which the world remains deeply reliant on fragile fossil fuel trade routes, while surging oil and gas prices have rattled energy markets and triggered widespread inflation fears.

Asia’s reliance on imported energy means it now sits at the forefront of the global fossil fuel crisis, but supply disruptions are also hitting hard in Europe and Africa, where countries are responding to rising fuel costs and a considerable threat to food security.

The head of the International Energy Agency said the energy transition was moving “very strongly” before the Iran war began — but the fallout from the resulting energy shock means countries will likely direct even more investment toward clean energy sources.


Unintended consequences abound from the il-fated decision to join Bibi's jihad against Iran. Consequences not subject to being remedied by bluster, lies, deflection, denial, and pointing the finger of blame at the deep state, the fake news, Nancy Pelosi, or any other imaginary bogeymen. IOW, the usual approach. Which is why Don can't seem to find a solution to the problem of his creation.
-/----/ Except in rare situations, your renewable scam just doesn't work.
 
Trumps war with Iran has highlighted why we need to develop alternative energy.
We can’t be held hostage to the Middle East

Biden has been proven correct to get us off dependence on fossil fuels
Buy AMERICAN. The US is reliable AND will be rid of the most evil regime since the USSR. (OK; CCP, NK, Putin and a couple of others are probably even worse. or just as bad.

Greg
 
Nuclear fusion does it for me. Biden was an idiot!!

Greg
Worth investigating

But we have seen the impact of shaky oil supplies for 50 years and its impact on our economy.

Biden was right…we need to develop alternative energy
 
Buy AMERICAN. The US is reliable AND will be rid of the most evil regime since the USSR. (OK; CCP, NK, Putin and a couple of others are probably even worse. or just as bad.

Greg

See that $4 a gallon gas?
That is not for gas from the Persian Gulf, it is for gas produced here.
Gas is a commodity and we are slaves to the global price.
 
Nuclear fusion does it for me. Biden was an idiot!!

Greg
/---/ NY idiot Gov. Andy Boy Cuomo ran on keeping the Indian Point nuclear plant open, which supplied 25% of the state's power. He shut it down, and now we get that power from Canada for a premium.

Lying and stabbing people in the back is the hallmark of the democRAT party.
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Trump fans and supporters are a fascinating group. Trump wouldn't give his fans the time of day as he lives for himself. But bad men often have ardent followers which is why history is so full of evil.


 
Worth investigating

But we have seen the impact of shaky oil supplies for 50 years and its impact on our economy.

Biden was right…we need to develop alternative energy
No others (Apart from Fission and Fusion) will supply the base load when needed. I am against going for "intermediate" alternatives. Get it right and use it.

I am watching what Elon is up to. He says 100 sq miles of solar with new age (as yet not developed) batteries are the go. If ANYONE could do it cost effectively then it is him.

Greg
 
Trump fans and supporters are a fascinating group. Trump wouldn't give his fans the time of day as he lives for himself. But bad men often have ardent followers which is why history is so full of evil.


Actually Trump would; like the old English Lairds he understands that unless the suppliers of labor get a reasonable return then their own profit suffers. Read more Lover.

Greg
 
Trumps war with Iran has highlighted why we need to develop alternative energy.
We can’t be held hostage to the Middle East

Biden has been proven correct to get us off dependence on fossil fuels
We have enough to take care of ourselves. Perhaps the government will send out checks for at least a thousand dollars and rising to all of the citizens to cover the fuel and inflation increases in living for this adventure.
 
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For those who have not noticed, trump has been doing what he can shaping US policy to promote the use of fossil fuels and kill renewable energy projects.
Imagine if we didn't have to worry about oil or coal.

But there's a problem: Getting there requires science, higher education, practical knowledge, curiosity, innovation and collaboration.

We're advancing for sure, but only in spite of caveman politics.
 
Buy AMERICAN. The US is reliable AND will be rid of the most evil regime since the USSR. (OK; CCP, NK, Putin and a couple of others are probably even worse. or just as bad.

Greg
Where are you going to buy 100% American, German,Canadian, anything?
 
See that $4 a gallon gas?
That is not for gas from the Persian Gulf, it is for gas produced here.
Gas is a commodity and we are slaves to the global price.
Yes; so I suggest that anti-gouging laws be in place. After all, why is the "Global fix" in? Why not just have negotiated prices at place of production?

btw: we're paying about $14 pg for diesel. (Not USA). Worst gouging I've seen since the last time.

Greg
 
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