Biden’s Gimmicky Gas-Tax Holiday By The Editors June 23, 2022 The problem isn’t that there isn’t enough money, but that there isn’t enough gasoline.
NR PLUS No, Corporate Greed Is Not to Blame for High Gas Prices By Jeff Luse June 23, 2022 Though the Biden administration’s energy policies aren’t helping the problem, the surge is due primarily to global changes in supply and demand.
Electric Vehicles and the Green New Dole (2) By Andrew Stuttaford June 22, 2022 Policy-makers relying on electric vehicles to be a source of net new jobs are likely to be disappointed.
Biden’s Pleas for Federal and State Gas-Tax Holidays Met by Skeptical Congress By Zachary Evans June 22, 2022 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and congressional Republicans have been critical of the idea.
What Caused an Explosion at a Texas Energy Plant? By Jim Geraghty June 22, 2022 Questions about a possible Russian connection are troubling.
Germany, Devil, Long Spoon, etc. By Andrew Stuttaford June 21, 2022 Grim times are ahead for Germany, thanks to its leaders’ dealings with Russia.
NR PLUS Save the Planet: Have More Babies By Andrew Follett June 18, 2022 Why environmentalist panic about more children is misguided.
NR PLUS Harold Hamm, Energy, and the Public Markets By Andrew Stuttaford June 17, 2022 The week of June 13, 2022: Why energy companies could go private, inflation, the Fed, antitrust, and much, much more.
Today in Capital Matters: California Water By Dominic Pino June 17, 2022 California faces a water shortage, but refuses to take the most sensible steps to address the problem.
Adventures in Lithium By Andrew Stuttaford June 17, 2022 Unsurprisingly, lithium is currently in short supply.