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German Industry Warns Energy-Price Shock is Crippling Investment and Growth

July 27, 2026 Clark Savage75

German companies are delaying investments and increasingly eyeing production moves abroad as stubbornly high energy costs erode competitiveness, according to the latest survey from the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK). The findings, highlighted in a July 27, 2026 Bloomberg report drawing on the DIHK’s Energiewende Barometer 2026, underscore deepening structural pressures from Germany’s […]

EU Triples Down on Net Zero: Parliament and Commission Push Absurd, Destructive Policies

July 18, 2026July 18, 2026 Clark Savage71

This week, the European Union doubled (or tripled) down on its net-zero agenda with a flurry of proposals that critics describe as micro-managed, unrealistic, and dangerously detached from energy system realities. From a sweeping electrification mandate to tweaks in carbon pricing and selective delays on enforcement, Brussels continues to prioritize targets over reliable power, affordability, […]

Net Zero and Power Problems

July 13, 2026July 13, 2026 Clark Savage57

David Blackmon, Dr. Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley have way too much fun today. 1. Canadian Pipeline Proposals The hosts discuss two major pipeline initiatives: Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion: A third pipeline is being added to the existing route with government and private partnerships, including undisclosed Indigenous partners. It’s facing environmental litigation over port dredging. […]

We Are in an Energy Addiction Costing Consumers Billions

July 9, 2026July 9, 2026 Clark Savage80

Be careful who you vote into office – you will end up paying for their decisions. Humanity’s growing thirst for energy shows no signs of slowing. Despite years of “energy transition” rhetoric promising a shift away from fossil fuels, the reality is far different: we are in an Energy Additions Era, where new sources are […]

Europe’s Industrial Death Spiral due to Net Zero Energy may not be recoverable

June 30, 2026 Clark Savage105

Europe’s once-mighty industrial engine is sputtering, and Germany—the continent’s manufacturing powerhouse—is at the epicenter of a deepening crisis. High energy costs driven by aggressive Net Zero policies, renewable intermittency, heavy regulations, and carbon pricing are accelerating deindustrialization. Major firms are slashing jobs, closing plants, and relocating production to the United States and Asia, where energy […]

European Heat Wave, and the EU leaders Shut off AC to Workers, but not themselves

June 28, 2026 Clark Savage102

As much of Europe sweltered under a recent heatwave with record temperatures in parts of Belgium and surrounding countries, staff at the European Commission’s iconic Berlaymont headquarters in Brussels faced a stark reminder of hierarchy. On Friday, June 27, 2026 (or the relevant recent date matching reports), employees on floors 1 through 7 received an […]

U.S., Qatar, Nigeria, and Algeria Warn Proposed E.U. Methane Regulations Could Disrupt Europe’s Oil and Gas Supply

June 25, 2026 Clark Savage86

ENB Pub Note: This is from the US Department of Energy and is very important. Well done, Secretary Chris Wright. Make no mistake, the EU’s overreach on methane reporting adds costs and is a way for them to justify their carbon markets for the wealth transfer they want to keep funding. We need to stand […]

Vitol Says Europe and US Aren’t Facing Up to Oil Supply Crunch: How Will This Rubber Band Snap Impact Consumers and Investors?

June 3, 2026 Clark Savage129

In a stark warning delivered at S&P Global’s Middle East Petroleum & Gas Conference in London, Vitol board member Tom Baker pulled no punches: “In Europe and I think in the US, everyone is kind of asleep at the wheel and just carrying on life as normal.” Vitol, one of the world’s largest independent oil […]

The Iran War Is Pushing the Global Gas Trade Into the Shadows. – Energy News Beat Analysis

June 3, 2026June 3, 2026 Clark Savage120

The global LNG market, once prized for its transparency and reliability, is rapidly adopting the opaque tactics of the shadow oil trade. As the Iran conflict—sparked by U.S. and Israeli strikes in late February—continues to throttle flows through the Strait of Hormuz, major Gulf producers like Qatar and the UAE are turning off AIS transponders […]

Turkey Is in Talks With Russia on Gas Supplies Beyond 2026

June 1, 2026 Clark Savage160

Turkish state energy company BOTAŞ is engaged in negotiations with Russia’s Gazprom to extend natural gas supply contracts that are due to expire at the end of 2026. Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar confirmed the discussions at the Baku Energy Forum in Azerbaijan on June 1, 2026, noting that volumes and contract duration have not […]

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German Industry Warns Energy-Price Shock is Crippling Investment and Growth

EU Triples Down on Net Zero: Parliament and Commission Push Absurd, Destructive Policies

Net Zero and Power Problems

We Are in an Energy Addiction Costing Consumers Billions

Europe’s Industrial Death Spiral due to Net Zero Energy may not be recoverable

European Heat Wave, and the EU leaders Shut off AC to Workers, but not themselves

U.S., Qatar, Nigeria, and Algeria Warn Proposed E.U. Methane Regulations Could Disrupt Europe’s Oil and Gas Supply

Vitol Says Europe and US Aren’t Facing Up to Oil Supply Crunch: How Will This Rubber Band Snap Impact Consumers and Investors?

The Iran War Is Pushing the Global Gas Trade Into the Shadows. – Energy News Beat Analysis

Turkey Is in Talks With Russia on Gas Supplies Beyond 2026

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