The world faces a fiscal and energy crisis due to the global efforts to force an energy transition. Natural Gas has the potential to help the environment, reduce energy costs, and even save some regime changes from happening. You won't want to miss the team from Bulgaria, Canada, EU, and Texas talking about this important global topic. - We have Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley discussing this and how it could impact your lives.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:10 - Introduction & Opening Remarks

03:58 - Natural Gas Discussion

07:04 - Political Instability in Bulgaria

08:04 - Ukraine’s Pipeline

09:09 - Biden Administration’s Offshore Drilling Policies

16:00 - Turkey's Gas Hub Ambitions

18:47 - Europe's Energy Crisis

20:04 - Russia and China LNG Tensions

22:33 - Cheap Energy and Government Stability

25:23 - Hidden Causes of High Energy Prices

30:01 - Energy Prices and Industrial Relocation

33:21 - Reinvestment in Oil and Gas Wells

37:36 - Fossil Fuels in Renewable Energy Production

41:22 - Why the IEA Should Be Put on Trump's Target List

48:57 - Wall Street’s Top Banks Just Quit a Once Popular Alliance

49:16 - Sustainability Shakedown: How a Climate Cartel of Money Managers Colluded to Take Over the Board of America’s Largest Energy Company

51:56 - Italy calls for EU gas price cap at 60 euros per megawatt hour

53:49 - UK vies with Germany to be European EV champion 

56:30 - The German MP calls for NordStream to be reactivated 

57:03 - German purchases of Russian uranium surge

57:38 - NY’s Fracking Ban Ignores $1 Trillion In Gas Reserves, While Green Hysteria Stifles State’s Economy

59:22 - Closing thoughts