We are seeing a global energy realization that "renewable and sustainable" do not include subsidies. The financial crisis and the reliability of current wind and solar technologies are starting to have a global energy impact, and coupled with Net Zero policies that impose crippling energy restrictions, you have the makings for a significant discussion. 

You will want to start your week off with David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley as we delve into these significant topics.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:01 - Introductions and Power Outage Humor

04:07 - Trump’s Energy Comments Spark Debate

05:36 - EPA and the Endangerment Finding

10:14 - EU’s Net-Zero Policy Pushback

15:28 - Paris Agreement Legality in Question

17:26 - U.S. Regulatory Rollbacks and Nuclear Future

21:03 - UK's Costly Nuclear Projects

25:06 - Bureaucracy vs Innovation

29:44 - EU to Tax Airline Water Vapor

33:11 - Satirical Video on Climate Activism

35:27 - Regulation Driving Business Out of Canada

37:35 - Consulting Firms and Green Misdirection

39:25 - Global Bifurcation of Energy Strategies

43:48 - Nano Nuclear Energy’s Breakthrough in Microreactor Technology | Future of Clean Power

45:01 - China's solar giants quietly shed a third of their workforces last year

46:39 - Why Europe's Green Deal rail dream isn't turning into reality 

49:16 - DAVID BLACKMON: Whales, Fishermen Heave Sighs Of Relief As Doug Burgum Cancels Offshore Wind

50:06 Dumbest E-Mail of the Week Right Here, From Something Called 350.org

52:24 - New Zealand Ends Ardern-Era Ban on Oil and Gas Exploration 

53:19 - CASE TO BE MADE: Tourmaline and Uniper sign eight-year natural gas deal for European supply