Swiss Voters Lead the Way on Rejecting Emission Curbs Michael Curzon February 10, 2025 Lawmakers are considering how they can force through damaging ‘green’ legislation anyway.
Hungary Receives Energy Security Guarantee in Exchange for Renewed Sanctions Tamás Orbán January 27, 2025 The EU Commission committed to protecting oil and gas delivery to member states thanks to pressure from Budapest.
Europe’s Energy Crisis: How To Shoot Yourself in the Foot Pieter Cleppe January 21, 2025 Rather than worrying about what Trump might do, the EU should question its own ‘green’ policies that raise prices and alienate trade partners.
Germany Could Scrap Controversial Gas Fee Burdening EU Neighbours Zoltán Kottász December 19, 2024 Central European states complain that the levy hinders their ability to reduce their dependence on Russian gas.
Businesses Are Losing Faith in Europe Sven R. Larson November 20, 2024 Less money is spent on forming Europe’s economic future, and the outlook is even worse.
How the U.S. Republican Victory Could End Britain’s Pursuit of Net Zero Michael Curzon November 11, 2024 Industry insiders believe a second Trump term is the “worst-case scenario” for wind power companies across Europe.
The President of Decarbonistan Samuel Furfari May 8, 2024 Emmanuel Macron’s energy policy will accelerate the organized destruction of EU competitiveness that is already underway.
UK Government Admits That Net Zero Drive Risks Blackouts Michael Curzon March 12, 2024 Ministers say “there are no two ways about it”—without fossil fuels, Britain’s energy system will falter.
Net Zero: The EU’s Economic Deathwish Tristan Vanheuckelom November 15, 2023 The EU Commission no longer heeds science and has ditched any inkling of pragmatism, the panelists warned.
COP28: European Anti-Coal Crusade on Collision Course With China Thomas O'Reilly November 2, 2023 Developing nations are increasingly resentful of the West’s radical climate goals.
