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What Is The “Social Cost” Of Carbon Energy? The WSJ points out that regulators will put whatever number suits them, so that they can make the case for non cost effective renewables. Still, there is a social cost

By Paolo von Schirach June 29, 2013 WASHINGTON – A recent WSJ editorial reveals that the Obama administration is...
Energy

Natural Gas And Renewable Energy May Be Complementary – Major Study Cited By PennEnergy The Brattle Group indicates that in Texas wind power could work very well with additional power supplied by natural gas

By Paolo von Schirach June 14, 2013 WASHINGTON – It is obvious that abundant and cheap US natural gas...
Energy

Plenty Of Shale Oil And Gas Around The World Raise Bar For Renewable Energy Harder to make the case for wind and solar when natural gas is so cheap

By Paolo von Schirach June 11, 2013 WASHINGTON – Until only a few years ago the conventional wisdom was that:...
Energy, International

If Carbon Energy Will Continue To Be Dominant, Why Not Mention Added Supplies That Can Come To the US From Canada? By relying on more oil from Canada, on top of added domestic production, "Hemispheric Energy Independence" is now a real possibility for America

By Paolo von Schirach June 2. 2013 WASHINGTON – The high brow The Atlantic news magazine devoted 12 long...
Energy, International, Security

Renewable Energy Viability Depends Largely On Mandates And Regulations – Is Wind Power Electricity Generated In Wyoming And Then Sent To California A Good Idea? Well, It Depends On Regulations

By Paolo von Schirach May 29, 2013 WASHINGTON – The WSJ reports about an ambitious, large scale wind farm...
Economy, Energy

China’s “Green” Credentials Are Mostly Propaganda – Green Tech And Renewable Energy Exist In The Midst Of A Super Polluted Country – The Cost Of A Real Clean Up Would Be Staggering

By Paolo von Schirach May 23, 2013 WASHINGTON – For many (and not too good reasons) Western intellectuals truly believe the...
Energy, International, Public Policy

America On Its Way Towards Hemispheric Energy Independence – More Oil Imported From Canada, Less From Angola And Nigeria

By Paolo von Schirach May 14, 2013 WASHINGTON – There is growing evidence that America is on its way...
Energy, International

Once America, With Canada’s Help, Becomes Energy Self-Sufficient, Expect Major Geopolitical Changes This will be the end of the OPEC stranglehold. Expect Russia to suffer

By Paolo von Schirach May 2, 2013 WASHINGTON – Imagine this brand new scenario for world energy. America will start producing at...
Economy, Energy, International, Security

US Oil Production Will Soon Exceed Imports – An Amazing Change Due To North Dakota Oil And Improved Energy Efficiency

By Paolo von Schirach March 21, 2013 NAIROBI – Below you can read a release from the US Department of...
Energy

Electric Cars Do Not Sell – Just Like Renewable Energy, A Good Idea Whose Time Has Yet To Come – Innovation Will Replace Carbon Based Energy, But Not Today

By Paolo von Schirach February 4, 2013 WASHINGTON – The New Green Economy that would have created...
Economy, Energy, Public Policy
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