Image: Trump Admin Pressures NY Gov Hochul To Open New Natural Gas Pipelines To Ease Costs – New York’s pipeline ban is New England’s problem — and Washington wants to fix it
Related: America’s Energy Future Is Being Decided in Obscure Utility Commission Races
Video: The Heartland Institute
While many states are doubling down on renewable energy mandates, Louisiana is taking a different approach.
Representative Jacob Landry explains to Heartland’s 16th International Conference on Climate Change why his state passed the Affordable, Reliable, Clean Energy Security Act, how it elevates natural gas and nuclear power in energy planning, and why he believes affordable electricity is essential for economic growth, manufacturing, and the AI revolution.
His argument is simple: energy policy should be judged by results, not slogans
Too Much Wind and Too Much Sun
Africa’s nuclear future is small (modular reactors)
Watch Wyoming rally against wind power and for eagles
SDSU Students Question if Offshore Wind is Really Green
“Whereas the onshore wind ‘industry’ is touched with an insanity all its own, taking these things offshore is positively bonkers. The massive cost of construction and routine maintenance skyrockets when these things get speared into the ocean floor, left to corrode in a brutal marine environment.
The inherent chaos involved with delivering electricity entirely dependent on the vagaries of the weather, doesn’t improve, either.
Sailors have been cursing calm weather since they first set to sea. Offshore wind, just like its onshore cousin, critically depends upon an endless sea of subsidies ..” More …
