When Climate Is King, Perversities Follow
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has decided to abandon its fuel-neutral mandate in favor of renewables and left-wing climate objectives.
The SEC’s Climate ‘Disclosure’ Gambit
The agency’s power grab is being heavily influenced by the administration’s need to trumpet climate-policy victories at the U.N.’s conference.
The Climate Leadership Council ‘Suspends’ ExxonMobil
The CLC is fundamentally dishonest, and ExxonMobil is fundamentally naive.
Should U.S. Policies Transfer Our Wealth to OPEC+?
The Biden administration is fine with fossil-fuel production, as long as it happens overseas.
Green Infrastructure: Pass It and Then We’ll See What’s in It
The modern Beltway Republican Party deserves a healthy measure of blame for our arrival at the cusp of massively destructive climate-policy implementation.
Litigation against Fossil Producers Is Litigation against Energy Consumers and Voters
The litigation against producers of fossil fuels carries with it a real potential crisis of our democratic institutions.
The Modern Case for Competition in Power Markets
Why are Virginia lawmakers stifling competition in electricity markets?
Fiction vs. Reality on Fossil-Fuel Subsidies
Advancing the Left’s ideological agenda is hardly a sound basis for energy policy.
The ‘Temporary’ Biden Pause on Fossil-Fuel Leasing on Federal Lands
The only purpose served by the infliction of this cost upon the economy is ideological.
The SEC Demands a One-Size-Fits-All Climate ‘Risk’ Disclosure System
Regulators should think twice before imposing uniform climate-risk models.