In no surprise, Vladimir Putin was ‘re-elected’ president of Russia this month in a landslide victory. Putin embarks on a new six-year term facing no real internal competition to his power. The war in Ukraine has proved a battle of attrition, but as Reuters reports, “Putin is winning” that war. Though his people are suffering…
In an unexpected turn of events, the United Kingdom announced that it is turning away from its climate commitments, allowing new gas-fired power plants to be built into the 2030s. With an original objective of achieving complete renewable power generation by 2035, the ministers will allow the commission of new gas plants as a means…
This week, the new MethaneSAT took off on a SpaceX rocket in California, leaving environmentalists exuberated. Why? Because the satellite is intended to be a watchdog, monitoring and tracking methane emissions from the oil and gas industry. Designed by scientists from the Environmental Defense Fund and Harvard, and privately funded by the New Zealand government…
The Biden administration has been persistent in its quest to reduce emissions – even if that means threatening the U.S. electric grid. The GAIN coalition recently pointed out the serious concerns with the administration’s extreme regulatory agenda, including EPA actions to slash emissions from power plants and gas-powered vehicles , These regulations, which would simultaneously…
LNG exports have surged over the last decade, creating a lucrative industry driven by the United States, Australia, Qatar and Russia. In 2023, the United States surpassed Australia as the top LNG exporter, delivering 11.6 billion cubic feet per day to our partners abroad. With the industry’s success in our nation, 17 new projects have…
Attempts to damage precious artifacts or disrupt events have become a recent fad among climate activists around the world in the name of climate change. From Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers and the U.S. constitution, to interrupting Wimbledon, no artifact or major event is safe from the wrath of these extreme protesters. The most recent target?…
The New York Times recently reported that the Biden administration is likely to scale down its aggressive tailpipe emissions rule that would effectively force the rapid transition to electric vehicles (EV). While clouded by transparent political motives to garner votes from automakers and labor unions, this decision is a hopeful sign that the Biden administration…
Following the aftermath of President Biden’s poor energy policies, former Secretary of Energy and Texas Governor Rick Perry penned an op-ed detailing foreign involvement in U.S.-based climate groups. Recently, a group tied to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) was exposed for pouring funds into American climate advocacy groups, who are pushing for a U.S. transition…
President Biden’s decision to pause Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exports was met with extreme backlash from energy experts concerned about the consequences to global security and American workers. GAIN coalition advisor Patrice Douglas wrote a column for RealClear Energy calling out President Biden’s “rash decision” to stall permits for LNG export projects. The column, titled…
On the heels of President Joe Biden’s decision to pause permits for liquid natural gas (LNG) export facilities, United States Representative Julia Letlow (R-Louisiana) penned an opinion piece for the USA Today Network outlining just how important the energy sector is to her home state, as well as the lives of all Americans. Rep. Letlow…
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