Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley will be live talking about the most critical threat to our world, democracy, and our finances, "Climate Alarm." or "Claptrapping". There are so many fun things going on, and you won't believe who is sending out false information!!! We love all of our podcast listeners, and we appreciate the questions in real-time. @davidblackmon6807 - was on vacation, but we still had several jokes at his expense. 

Stu will write several articles with data points on the articles discussed and will include the links in the show notes. 

#renewableenergy #energynews

Highlights of the Podcast

00:28 - Climate Claptrapping

04:05 - Criticism of One-Sided Energy Discussions

06:28 - Open Invitation for Energy Experts

07:57 - Challenges in Open Conversations on Energy

11:06 - The Danger of Denying Reality

14:08 - The Echo Chamber of Government Energy Policies

16:03 - Manipulation of Data in Climate Narratives

20:02 - Ethics and Integrity in Energy Discussions

22:54 - Manufactured Minds and Climate Anxiety

23:36 - Commentary on Canada's Provinces and Equalization

24:30 - Criticism of Quebec's Equalization Benefits

25:21 - Sarcasm About Canadian Government Policies

27:05 - Politicians and Mental Conditions

27:42 - Misconceptions About Wind And Solar Facilities

30:44 - Debt and Financial Irresponsibility

31:16 - Sustainability of Wind and Solar Energy 

34:22 - Challenges with Renewable Energy 

37:39 - Environmental Impact of Wind and Solar 

44:35 - Break Down: $5 Trillion in Commodity Exports

47:31 - IEA Roadmap Guides New Methane Reduction Funding Scheme

52:32 - Americans trust in mass media 

Are Electric Vehicles making a comeback? Join the international Realities team live from Bulgaria, the UK, and the US to discuss this and many more realities hitting the energy world. Irina Slav, David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley will all join for a fun discussion about our ever-changing world around energy.

Highlights of the Podcast

02:30 - Discussion on Electric Vehicles (EVs)

08:15 - Government Policies and Subsidies

15:40 - Challenges of Autonomous Vehicles

19:20 - Economic Impact of EV Policies

26:37 - School district turns to diesel after attempt to convert bus fleet to electric proves disastrous

29:00 - How booming electricity demand is stalling efforts to retire coal and gas, in Charts

32:51 - Clean fuel startups were supposed to be the next big thing. Now they are collapsing

35:29 - Electric Car Sales plummet 37% in Germany as slump deepens

39:11 - Drivers of hydrogen cars are annoyed at California. But they're suing Toyota 

42:01 - Orsted books new losses, flags, delay at U.S. offshore wind project. 

44:17 - Are EVs Really climate friendly?

44:53 - Can the West afford to build its own copper industry? 

46:40 - Discussion on Censorship and Environmental Concerns

47:42 - Environmental Trade-offs and Wind Turbines

49:02 - Global Environmental Actions

53:18 - Closing Remarks

Is the energy tide turning and people are wanting energy security and fiscal policies that won't break the bank? Or is this just a phase? Hop on the Energy Realities Podcast Monday morning at 8:00 Central live from the UK, Bulgaria, and the US. With David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley, we take questions from the international energy communities.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:55 - Discussion on energy sanity

05:27 - Reality check on energy transition

07:10 - Concerns about subsidies and sustainability

10:26 - Drax power station controversy

12:16 - Copper supply issues

13:31 - Environmental concerns with seabed mining

14:19 - Pollution from electric vehicles

15:49 - Funding issues and bankruptcy predictions

19:47 - Reality check for automakers

22:54 - Government grants before elections

24:10 - Germany's EV sales sink 37% as subsidies end

26:11 - Saul Kavonic: Green hydrogen is all hype 

29:04 - Here's how to prepare for Britain's net zero switch - buy a generator

29:31 - Paper straws are often touted as a great alternative to plastic, but there's a small problem: they're toxic

31:59 - The idea of policymakers doubling down or tripling down 

34:27 - the chevron difference

36:08 - 'Charger hogs' are ruining the electric vehicle experience. One company is clamping down on bad manners

37:38 - ExxonMobil announces second-quarter 2024 results

39:23 - The Cheniere ships 3570 LNG cargoes, expansion plans progressing

40:32 - Green Schemes in Kamala's home state sent electricity prices higher into orbit, Highest in Lower 48

43:47 - Germany's Energy Transition

45:02 - Hydrogen-Ready Plants

46:10 - Nuclear Power

52:06 - Political Commentary

55:25 - Upcoming Events and Speculations

There are serious ramifications for energy and climate policies. We are seeing the deindustrialization of Germany, California, New York, and other countries due to their climate and energy policies. You won't want to miss David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley talking about the dramatic shift in business worldwide. Some key examples include Chevron's move from California to Texas. This is a truly unique live podcast from Bulgaria, the UK, and Texas.

Highlights of the Podcast

01:21 - Current Events and Energy Transition

06:17 - EV Batteries and Energy Policies

08:03 - German Companies and Subsidies

10:27 - Coal and Energy Security

12:50 - U.S. Energy Security

14:05 - Hertz and Electric Vehicles

16:02 - Subsidies and Green Agenda

18:26 - Global Protests and Government Policies

23:06 - Environmental Impact of Wind Turbines

26:56 - TC Energy signs deal to sell minority stake in pipeline to indigenous groups 

29:27 - What is great British Energy and what does it mean for me? 

35:20 - Europe's energy crisis is over, signals Shell boss 

40:39 - Chevron taking its headquarters to Texas 

44:47 - Hertz Increases Efforts to Sell Tens Of Thousands of Teslas Amid Soaring Depreciation

48:55 - Mt. Etna Erupts Again and We're All Gonna Die 

51:09 - Satellite images show LNG Ship at Sanctioned Russian Plant 

54:24 - Concerns About Social Disruption in the UK

56:01 - Political Situation in Bulgaria

58:08 - Closing Remarks

What a time we live in where the Olympics in Paris starts with terror attacks on the train system, controversy in the opening, a power blackout, and athletes bringing their own air conditioners. All that and more on the live podcast from Texas, the UK, and Bulgaria. You don't want to miss out the Energy Realities team, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:34 - Discussion on Energy and the Olympics

04:57 - Athletes' Challenges with Sustainable Accommodations

09:33 - Sustainable and Controversial Olympic Measures

11:03 - Public Reaction and Energy Transition Parallels

15:11 - Net Zero and Public Dissent

17:29 - Boycotting the Olympics and Sponsors

18:42 - Apologies and Elitist Agendas

20:10 - UN attacks companies reliance on carbon credits to hit climate targets

29:01 - Heat pump sales collapse leaves new EU Commission with tough task 

32:18 - Crown Estate to make billions of pounds from Miliband windfarm spree

33:21 - Miliband picks leading Brexit critic as GB Energy Chairman 

35:27 - Kamala Harris Operation Fracking Flip-Flop is Underway 

37:45 - Heads should roll over the electric car fiasco

39:16 - Fight over 500 million rail tie wind farm in southern Wyoming is far from over 

40:21 - Yellen says 3 trillion is needed each year to fund climate transition 

41:22 - Concerns About Offshore Wind Turbines

48:02 - Lithium Ion Battery Truck Fire

52:32 - Closing Remarks

There are so many energy transition failures going on around the world; what are we seeing? Is the energy transition dead, or is it just going through a phase? The Energy Realities team discusses the world of energy transition. Ask David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley questions on this live podcast on X, LinkedIn and YouTube - #energynews #renewableenergy #geopolitics #oilandgas #naturalgas Highlights of the Podcast

Highlights of the Podcast

01:41 - Introduction and Main Topic

02:28 - Vineyard Wind Catastrophe

06:49 - Broader Energy Transition Issues

08:00 - German and UK Energy Issues

09:43 - Critique of Wind and Solar Energy

11:14 - Environmental Concerns with Wind Turbines

12:34 - Realization of Green Energy Realities

14:20 - Broader Energy Transition Concerns

15:26 - Ford scraps plans for 1.8 billion Oakville EV assembly plant, will retool to make gasoline pickups

17:02 - Grid and Energy Transition Concerns

18:12 - UK Energy Challenges

19:20 - European Political Commentary

20:40 - Discussion on Public Awareness and Media

23:46 - Energy Transition Challenges

25:24 - Get ready to pay more for less-reliable energy

29:23 - KKR says public markets too shortsighted for Energy Transition

31:43 - Just Stop Oil Creator tossed into the Pokey for a Long, Long Time

32:37 - Trump's 1000 words about Energy

36:13 - Global Tech Outage Wreaks Havoc

38:02 - Why wind power is useless

41:24 - UK Energy Policy and Net Zero

42:40 - AI, Nuclear, and Natural Gas

44:30 - Free Society and Energy Transition

46:23 - Elon Musk and Free Speech

48:18 - Closing Remarks

The Energy Realities team tackles several tough issues—the Geopolitical issues around NATO, Pipelines, and Energy. We also cover some updates around the Trump assassination attempt and thoughts on world events in energy. Ask David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irna Slav, and Stu Turley questions Live at 8:00 AM CT. I live in Texas, the EU, and the UK.

Highlights of the Podcast

01:25 - NATO and Energy Security

06:44 - Importance of Energy in Military Operations

09:46 - NATO's Role and Expansion

14:32 - Energy Realities and Adaptation

16:46 - Climate Plans and Adaptation

18:53 - Data centers gobbling up existing nukes threaten grid decarb goals

19:53 - BP wins a key ruling in City of Baltimore climate change lawsuit 

22:26 - Biden talks tough about NATO, but his energy policies tell a different story 

23:54 - Fears for food security as Miliband pushes through Britain's biggest solar farm

27:11 - Three Mile Island was the site of the country's worst nuclear disaster. Now AI energy demands might turn it back on

29:05 - AI and Grid Management Concerns

30:37 - Increase in Natural Gas Plants

32:20 - Media Misinformation and Podcast Popularity

34:29 - Green Steel and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism

38:10 - US Energy Policy and Global Impact

42:23 - North Sea Oil and Investment Concerns

44:26 - Windfall Profit Taxes and Investment in Green Energy

47:07 - Keystone Pipeline Cancellation

48:00 - Influence of Political Figures on Energy Policy

How can there be an energy transition when big tech is demanding so much power? Well David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley sit down and talk about the isse. We are also taking questions live from around the world. Live from the UK, the EU and the US. We cover the world from #energynews #renewableenergy #geopolitics #uk #bidenadministration

Highlights of the Podcast

01:45 - Is big tech an energy transition roadblock? 

04:23 - Contradictions and AI

06:51 - Energy poverty and the future of grids

09:44 - Regulatory challenges and energy sources

15:02 - Nuclear Energy

17:10 - Security concerns and grid vulnerabilities

18:39 - Contradictions in energy policy

19:54 - Emissions and policy

24:23 - Energy transition and revolutions

29:11 - UK politics and environmental policies

33:14 - Social Issues in Europe

34:35 - Energy and Environmental Concerns

36:31 - Pollution and CO2

38:03 - Joe Oliver: Scientific Method Counters Climate Alarmism

39:16 - Hamburg Group has signs deal for Chinese wind turbines in German waters 

40:40 - A conservative farm town went green without really trying 

43:13 - Germany sets to overhaul subsidy ergime for renewable energy-document

44:55 - U.S. Crude Oil post fourth straight weekly gain on solid demand outlook 

46:23 - Federal judge pauses Jennifer Granholm's LNG pause. What Happens Next? 

48:48 - Energy notes from the, edge: AI latest - the energy beast is fully unleashed; And when a bee gets an A - an insect skill set could benefit humans in an incredible way

49:25 - Iran to purchase 10 Billion Cubic Meters of Turkmen natural gas annually 

A global geopolitical election season is happening, and energy policies will change. David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley cover the change in the political green environment more to the right and the impact on energy. Live on X, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Ask questions and heckle the gang! #energynews #energypolicy #energytransition #geopolitics #naturalgas

Highlights of the Podcast

02:43 - The Global Political Season and its Impact on Energy Realities

06:26 - NATO and Defense Spending

08:58 - French Elections

12:04 - Video Analysis

15:17 - US Elections and Political Tactics

18:38 - UK Election and Concerns

20:56 - Energy Policy Concerns

21:47 - Public Sentiment and Media Influence

24:05 - Broader Political and Social Context

25:33 - Debate and Leadership Issues

29:06 - Media Responsibility and Public Perception

34:56 - Energy Policy and Prices

37:08 - Investment and ESG Stance

41:23 - Gassy cows and pigs will face a carbon tax in Denmark, a world first [00:41:31][7.4]

42:57 - Private clients return to ESG funds with new ways to tackle returns

44:07 - We've been accidentally cooling the planet - and it's about to stop

46:12 - What to know about Team USA bringing AC units to Paris Olympics

48:12 - The Chevron Deference is Dead. Will The Administrative State Follow?

51:21 - Europe is not ready for Trump 

54:15 - China Surpasses Europe in Per Capita Energy Consumption

The Energy Realities Team tackles the pesky topic of Statistics. Data matters and should be used in making decisions. Join David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley as we cover a Statistical Overview of World Energy. - If you have any points or input, please send them to one of the team before the discussion so we can incorporate your points. - We love the significant interaction and comments from all of our listeners. - Live on X, LinkedIn and YouTube

#oilandgas #energynews #energytransition #energypolicy #netzero

Highlights of the Podcast

01:23 - Statistical overview of world energy 

07:00 - Discussion on unrealistic climate commitments and policy failures.

10:24 - Analysis of primary energy sources, focusing on fossil fuels' dominance.

12:02 - Suggestion to shift from emission reduction to adaptation and mitigation strategies.

13:30 - Examination of EPA's energy mix projections and their feasibility.

16:03 - Concerns about changing data collection and analysis methods for energy statistics.

20:43 - Final thoughts on data manipulation and the importance of clear, understandable metrics in energy discussions.

23:43 - How companies are starting to back away from green targets 

27:03 - Solar can provide 20% of world electricity on the northern summer solstice, thinktank says 

31:22 - Russia Now Supplies More Natural Gas to Europe Than U.S. Does 

32:08 - E.V. Maker Fisker Files for Bankruptcy as Cash Runs Short 34:06 - Fossil fuel opponents score victory in a UK Supreme Court ruling on case near a London airport 

37:39 - The BBC Climate Disinformation Reporter Attacks Kenyan Farmer 

42:11 - Democratic Dark Money Grou Secretly Pumping Money into Green Groups and Biden's Super PAC 

43:57 - Energy Bad Boys: 5 Milliion Americans in the Dark

46:22 - Discussion on the "Just Stop Oil" protesters disrupting a golf tournament.

47:37 - Discussion on the differentiation between pollution and CO2 regulation.

51:03 - Predictions about the UK political landscape.