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Ukraine\’s Bombing of Russian Refineries is bad for the Environment

October 2, 2025 Clark Savage75

Ukraine\’s intensified bombing campaign against Russian refineries over the last month is creating a severe fuel crisis in Russia while simultaneously having negative repercussions for the environment. The crippled refining capacity is forcing Russia to import gasoline from distant Asian markets, amplifying CO2 emissions through longer transportation routes. This disruption also reverberates through global fuel […]

Why Crude Refuses to Crash Despite Glut Predictions

September 24, 2025 Clark Savage87

ENB Pub Note: As I wrote the other day, \”Where\’s the Glut like the old commercial Where\’s the Beef\”, Irina Slav from Oilprice.com brings up some supporting points. And referring to China, that is the wild card. I wrote: Is China’s Debt Bomb About to Explode, and What Is the Impact on Global Markets?\” j […]

California faces a self-created oil and gas crisis. Lawmakers should consider these steps next

September 21, 2025 Clark Savage128

California lawmakers just passed legislation to support the oil and gas industry in an attempt to lower costs for consumers. Below, a business professor says the package is overdue but also a piecemeal approach for such a critical problem. The opposing view: an environmental scholar argues that making it easier to drill oil won’t lower gas […]

Trump’s Proposal For NATO To Stop Buying Russian Oil & Start Tariffing China Is Unrealistic

September 17, 2025 Clark Savage87

ENB Pub Note: This article is from Andrew Korybko\’s Newsletter on Substack. Andrew confirms several of my articles and brings up some great additional points. \”The EU would plunge into full-blown recession if it complied\” is an understatement. President Trump is correct in asking them to step up and end their remaining use of Russian […]

China Continues to Stockpile Crude Oil Through 2026

September 8, 2025 Clark Savage214

As global energy dynamics shift amid geopolitical tensions and fluctuating supply chains, China remains a pivotal player in the crude oil market. In 2025, the world\’s largest oil importer will continue its aggressive stockpiling strategy, building strategic petroleum reserves (SPR) at a multi-year high pace. This move not only secures China\’s energy needs but also […]

Why Net Zero Is Crushing the United Kingdom – ENB Weekly Recap

September 6, 2025 Clark Savage142

Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories High Energy Costs Push UK Industry to the Brink September 1, 2025 Clark Savage This week saw yet another hike in Britain’s electricity price cap—the latest in a string of hikes that have ranked the country among the top five with the most expensive electricity in the world. But […] The UK […]

UK Energy Policies Strain Economy Amid Rising Taxes

September 2, 2025 Clark Savage93

Daily Standup Top Stories High Energy Costs Push UK Industry to the Brink September 1, 2025 Clark Savage This week saw yet another hike in Britain’s electricity price cap—the latest in a string of hikes that have ranked the country among the top five with the most expensive electricity in the world. But […] The UK Energy […]

Gavin Newsom\’s Energy Hypocrisy Strikes Deep into the Rain Forest

August 20, 2025 Clark Savage127

In the golden glow of California\’s self-proclaimed climate leadership, Governor Gavin Newsom has positioned himself as a champion of green energy, touting aggressive policies to phase out fossil fuels and embrace renewables. From banning new gas-powered cars by 2035 to pushing for a carbon-neutral grid, Newsom\’s rhetoric paints a picture of a state leading the […]

Get Ready to Be Taxed on Your Sun Use!

August 11, 2025 Clark Savage128

Daily Standup Top Stories Germany’s Net Zero Plans Include Taxing the Sun and Closing Stable Power Plants August 10, 2025 Clark Savage In a bizarre twist of environmental policy, Germany’s push toward Net Zero emissions has evolved into what critics are calling a “tax on the sun.” This comes amid the country’s aggressive shutdown of reliable […]

We Told You: Sanctions Don’t Work – ENB Weekly Recap

August 9, 2025 Clark Savage147

Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories Trump’s Nuclear Energy Overhaul Sparks Unfounded Alarms over Safety August 3, 2025 Clark Savage In a bold move to revitalize America’s energy sector, President Donald Trump has unveiled ambitious plans to quadruple U.S. nuclear power capacity by 2050, targeting an addition of 300 GW of new nuclear energy. This […] Net Zero […]

Category: Imports

Ukraine\’s Bombing of Russian Refineries is bad for the Environment

Why Crude Refuses to Crash Despite Glut Predictions

California faces a self-created oil and gas crisis. Lawmakers should consider these steps next

Trump’s Proposal For NATO To Stop Buying Russian Oil & Start Tariffing China Is Unrealistic

China Continues to Stockpile Crude Oil Through 2026

Why Net Zero Is Crushing the United Kingdom – ENB Weekly Recap

UK Energy Policies Strain Economy Amid Rising Taxes

Gavin Newsom\’s Energy Hypocrisy Strikes Deep into the Rain Forest

Get Ready to Be Taxed on Your Sun Use!

We Told You: Sanctions Don’t Work – ENB Weekly Recap

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