The world isn't quitting coal: Down in the rich world, but up more in the poorer world There isn’t a transition away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy, says Sir Dieter Helm, Oxford University, — instead, it is an increase, in all directions x.com/ftenergy/statu…

Winning. Or something. ☘️🇮🇪 Ireland needs to dump the insane policies of its now voted out of government’Green Party’ & start putting Irish families ahead of continuing Eamon Ryan’s rejected policies like there was no election.

When will Gov admit that our green driven #wind energy is a disaster for competitiveness for business and for families. Chipmakers need help with energy costs, Taoiseach told von der Leyen e-pages.dk/irishtimes/512…

Delusional musings of Eamon Ryan. Total misinformation on why energy is expensive This is how electricity prices can come down e-pages.dk/irishtimes/512…

Revealing fact: China has over 300 planned new coal plants in the pipeline, each designed to last 40+ years. The idea that China is replacing coal with solar/wind is a fantasy.

Reality time for wind I hope.

More #climate hysteria on CountryWide conflating weather and climate

They should just rebrand CountryWide the #climate hysteria show. It smacks of a South Dublin production generally negative towards any form of commercial farming with a v strong climate paranoia agenda.

‘⁦The Irish Times⁩ Cormac just reinforces Trump with his own inaccuracies, misinformation and cherry picking of data. Greatest con’ is not what Trump thinks it is e-pages.dk/irishtimes/513…

There is huge reputational risk for those who remain silent about the threat that renewables represent to our society. Dieter Helm is speaking out.

Massive exaggeration and fear momgering ⁦The Irish Times⁩ Projected heat would make much of the world ‘unliveable’ e-pages.dk/irishtimes/513…

BRITAIN'S CHANCE TO FIX NUCLEAR POWER Today the Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce set out its 47 recommendations for how Britain can once again be a world leader in nuclear power. Britain split the atom, built the world’s first commercial nuclear power and for years was powered by

The Prime Minister spoke about the Taskforce on Nuclear Energy today: "Exactly a week ago, John Fingleton reported on our nuclear industry. He found that pointless gold plating, unnecessary red tape, well intentioned but fundamentally misguided environmental regulations, and, I

Huge from the PM. Starmer accepts the Fingleton Review *and* pledges to extend it to other infrastructure: data centres, railways, tramways, towns, labs, and more. Massive, and a big shift from the Treasury's equivocation. Implementation will be a big battle, but we can win.

The FT correctly states that the patient is deteriorating but prescribes paracetamol for organ failure. To be clear: intermittent, low density power will never be cheap because its physics force you to run a permanently oversized, duplicated and overengineered system.

The energy transition has triggered Europe’s deindustrialization. The EU now pays the highest industrial and household electricity prices in the developed world. That means there will be no AI revolution in Europe... energy is the largest OpEx By design, the EU has adopted a

Lots of fear mongering on Ireland’s climate. 2025 was quite a benign year weather wise. Ireland’s exposure to extreme weather set to increase e-pages.dk/irishtimes/513…

Probably the most important article in The Independent in a few years. Economic and industrial policy can now be controlled by #climate change fanatics. Michael McDowell David Quinn gript