Nuclear Energy, Renewables, and National Security
To bolster energy security, the best U.S. approach begins with lowering unjustified regulatory barriers.
Biden’s Oil-and-Gas Leasing Lockdown, Brought to You by the NEPA
Given that one Biden campaign promise was to ‘end fossil fuel,’ no one should be surprised to see sue-and-settle tactics quietly working toward that end.
Forgetting the 1970s Gas Lines, at Our Peril
Unless we’d like to repeat that era, we ought to keep its price controls firmly in the rearview mirror.
Carbon Tariff: Heaping Coals on the Consumer’s Head
With our economic health faltering, now would be an inopportune — indeed, inexplicable — moment to ratchet prices higher still.
Bulgaria and the Strategic Importance of U.S. Natural Gas
On weakening a major source of Russian influence in Europe.
The Problem of Economic Dependence
Glaring as Germany’s shortsightedness about Russia now appears, the U.S. is stumbling into an analogous trap with our primary geopolitical opponent, China.
What China’s Interference with Indonesian Oil Says about Regional Hegemony
Nations such as Indonesia will be key to successful U.S. deterrence of Chinese aggression.
Climate Policy with Chinese Characteristics
Xi Jinping’s emissions-trading scheme shows no indication that it will curb the China’s growing appetite for coal, oil, or natural gas. It was never meant to.
Biden’s Other Pullout
Moving on from the hard realities of global-energy geopolitics has allowed our greatest adversary to seize the advantage.
How the U.S. and Taiwan Can Unite on Energy and Foreign Policy
As U.S. and Taiwanese representatives reaffirm trade and investment ties this summer, liquefied natural gas should be at the forefront of the conversation.