In the real world, any recovery of new oil and gas is a decades-long, multi-billion-pound endeavour
Read More »The map is not the territory
The only viable responses are rationing and conservation. And this has to be done before fuel shortages begin… i.e., sometime last month
Read More »What the right gets wrong
The Trump administration is clueless when it comes to calculating the energy cost of energy
Read More »The end of circularity
There was always hubris in the European technocracy’s experiment with eschewing fossil fuels (and in Germany’s case, nuclear too).
Read More »A return to coal
Only access to some new source of cheap energy can save the western states.
Read More »Real illness, quack cure
The current UK policy fails to meet all three key energy priorities.
Read More »Peak oil returns
While “oil” production has bounced back from the lockdown slump, diesel production is still lagging below the 2018 peak
Read More »The problem squared
Given the extent to which we have electrified our way of life, this should terrify everyone...
Read More »The two horsemen of the net zero apocalypse
The reason UK industrial electricity prices are the highest in the world is a simple combination of physics and neoliberal policy.
Read More »Can we live like Windy Miller?
Without major changes to our way of life, net zero electricity rationing is inevitable.
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