Economy
The Economics of Replacing Existing Coal Power Plants with Natural Gas
Executive Summary Defying predictions that closing coal power plants would cause a substantial increase
Fracking Brings Power Plant CO2 Emissions below Transportation
U.S. power plant carbon dioxide emissions have fallen below those of the transportation sector,
More Coal Power Plants to Shut Down in 2018
Coal power will likely continue losing market share in 2018, as several coal power
German Government, Not Wind Power, Beats Energy Competitors
Bloomberg News published an article Friday trumpeting the headline, “German Wind Power Beats Hard
Fact Check: Vox’s David Roberts Tells Tall Tales on Subsidies
Vox’s David Roberts published an article last week claiming “Most energy subsidies go not
Union Leaders Stand Up for Nuclear Power, Deride Wind and Solar
Nuclear power is the most effective way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and efforts
Japan Learns Lesson, Returns to Nuclear Power
Japan has restarted five nuclear power plants and is likely to restart several more,
Natural Gas Prices Already Less Expensive than Before Harvey
The environmental left has been gleefully predicting and reporting that Hurricane Harvey, striking the
Hurricane Harvey Debunks Doomsday Natural Gas Claims
Hurricane Harvey may have left a path of death and devastation in Texas and
China Ramps Up Coal Exports, Creating U.S. Natural Gas Opportunity
China is financing the construction of a growing number of coal power plants in
Trucking Magazine Touts Economy-Wide Benefits Created by Fracking
American truckers are finding new job opportunities created by energy production through hydraulic fracturing
Poland Expresses Gratitude for U.S. Natural Gas Exports
U.S. natural gas exports are not only good for the American economy, they are