Reviewed 2 books on nukes for WSJ--both "pro" but very different. I've written earlier (but not in this WSJ review) that when I was at the site of the 1979 accident at TMI (eons ago), I knew that was a game-changer for the future of nukes. I was also sure when enough time

In this weekend’s The Wall Street Journal, NCEA Executive Director Mark P. Mills explores the nuclear revival through two timely new books. From geopolitics to grid demands, he makes the case that fission’s big comeback isn’t just overdue—it’s essential.

The key sentence: “will be located on land adjacent to Calpine Corp.’s ("Calpine") Thad Hill Energy Center and benefits from reliable natural gas generation. Calpine has secured a long-term contract to supply dedicated power to the data center campus.” finance.yahoo.com/news/energy-ca…

An admission that without subsidies, wind isn't economic They call it "revenue stabilisation", but they mean an off-market hedge because nothing stops these developers hedging at fair market value windeurope.org/newsroom/news/…

My latest opinion piece in this weekend’s Wall Street Journal discussing how Gov. Murphy’s ill-conceived clean power policies over the past eight years have led to New Jersey now having some of the highest electricity prices in the country. New Jersey needs to become

How Phil Murphy Caused New Jersey Electricity Prices to Soar — New in The Wall Street Journal from our Advisor and Senior Fellow Paul H. Tice. Tice explains how state mandates and subsidies for offshore wind have driven NJ electricity prices up over 50% since 2018, far outpacing the national average

Huge thanks to Jim Puplava at the Financial Sense podcast for having me back to talk again about energy realities and my favorite theme: the still-emerging Roaring 2020s. financialsense.com/podcast/21365/…

Executive Director Mark P. Mills joins Larry Siegel on the Financial Thought Exchange Podcast to discuss why abundant energy and balanced tradeoffs are key to growth and the environment. ▶️ Listen here: sites.libsyn.com/545057/site/ma…

We’re proud to see our Executive Director Mark P. Mills featured on the panel at Yotta 2025. Bringing his expertise on energy, technology, and markets to this important conversation about the future. Don’t miss this discussion shaping the next wave of innovation!

And that my friends is one of the biggest reasons for manufacturing headwinds especially for small enterprises. Cutting those costs is the closest thing to a free lunch

Wow! A pivot in history? The money sentence: “the boundaries of the debate around domestic oil production have completely shifted in Sacramento, with affordability taking on a more prominent role.” Cue The Twilight Zone. calmatters.org/politics/2025/…

My latest op-ed in the Washington Post (“Vintage Trump energy could spark the ‘nuclear renaissance’ America needs,” 8/25/25) discussing what the Trump administration still needs to do to make sure that its current attempt at a U.S. nuclear energy renaissance goes better than the

Part 2 of Executive Director Mark P. Mills interview with Larry Siegel on the Financial Thought Exchange Podcast is now live! ▶️ youtu.be/uXaGnwf_HXQ?si… If you missed Part 1, click the link below.

Weighing in again with a reality check. Big Tech meets Big Energy city-journal.org/article/ai-pow…

AI-focused data centers, more than any other single factor, are driving growth in regional and national electricity demands at a rate not seen in a half-century, Mark P. Mills writes.

Who’s Getting Energy Education Right — and Who’s Failing Students? In our latest issue brief, Energy Education Part 2 Real-World Energy Courses: The Top 10 & Bottom 10 Universities by Executive Director Mark P. Mills and Visiting Fellow Shon R. Hiatt, we surveyed U.S. universities to

A Crack-Up Is Coming In Europe. What Does This Mean For Our Security? forbes.com/sites/stevefor…

⁦Mark P. Mills⁩ call yer office. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

It’s a start - we are witnessing (slow) movement towards Team Reality