On this wild episode of Energy Realities, we had way too many topics to choose from, so someone shouted, "Cover them all." Well, ok, here are some of the issues we are organizing....

*BP is out of wind.

*Exxon and Chevron embark on a beautiful friendship in Guyana.

*Ed Miliband just keeps getting crazier.

*$92 billion in private investments for enormous Pittsburgh AI development.

*New coal plant permitted in Tennessee.

*German Green Party Wants Price Controls;

*How will 16-year-old voters move energy policy in Canada and the UK?

*EU goes all in on next sanctions package.

You have to start your week off in the Energy Markets, getting fired up by the team from Bulgaria, the UK, Canada, and the great State of Texas.

With David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley, you will be shocked at the newest updates.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:01- Introduction

02:19 - BP Exits U.S. Onshore Wind Business

04:17 - UK Drops Locational Energy Pricing—For Now

07:32 - EU Sanctions Russia—Again

14:34 - AI Project in Pittsburgh

16:25 - China’s New Mega Hydro Project Sparks Concern

18:00 - U.S. Grid Reliability Concerns Escalate

22:29 - UK and Canada Consider Lowering Voting Age

28:23 - California's ESG Push Could Backfire

34:35 - German Greens Want Ice Cream Price Controls

36:39 - U.S. Considers Withdrawing from the IEA

43:04 - Real Reform After Texas’ 2021 Blackout

45:11 - Fort St. John residents challenge the SuzukiFoundation over misleading Montney image 

47:50 - UN Report Seeks To Outlaw Climate Skepticism, Punish Fossil Fuel Defenders 

52:38 - Pittsburgh Plans to Become a Major AI Powerhouse, Fueled by Gas and Nuclear

52:48 - WATCH/READ: Mike Rowe Lays America’s Jobs Crisis Out For All To See

56:55 - China Will Make Almost a Third of the World’s Cars by 2030

00:15 - Can India Replace Russian Oil if Secondary Sanctions by President Trump? 

01:00:51 - Wind and Solar’s Day of Reckoning is Approaching.