Energy Bad Boys
Isaac Orr, Mitch Rolling, Sarah Montalbano, Gabriel CollinsEnergy modelers Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling write about the energy issues facing our world.
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D.C. Libs Own Themselves With Solar
The most expensive renewable energy mandates in America
“Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard.” ― H.L. Mencken
In-State Solar Mandates are Bananas
Are you thinking what I’m thinking, B1? I think I am, B2! It’s shutoff time!
Imagine the brilliant lawmakers in your state passed a law requiring that 4 percent of the groceries in your cart on every trip to the store had to be bananas. N...
Bringing Home the Beacon
Last week, Always On Energy Research partnered with the Fiscal Alliance Foundation to release a new report entitled Project Beacon: Estimated Savings for Massachusetts Ratepayers, quantifying the economic benefits of the proposed Project Be...
Data Centers Skip the (Interstate Pipe) Line
In 2009, the United States surpassed Russia as the world’s largest natural gas producer, driven by surging production from the shale boom and a substantial increase in natural gas pipeline construction.
However, since 2017, further increa...
Enjoy the Lack of Blackouts, Jack
In November 2023, we launched our first Substack article entitled Enjoy the Blackouts, Jack. The article detailed our analysis showing how the Biden administration’s proposed greenhouse gas (GHG) regulations on existing coal and new natural...
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America's best energy modelers take bad analysis behind the woodshed.
Energy Bad Boys co-founder, where we write about energy policies impacting Americans and design cost and reliability models to show the impact of energy proposals around the country, which have been used in over 12 states and at the EPA.
I'm a born-and-raised Alaskan and I mostly write about energy and environment policy. Expect forays into economics, education, healthcare, and whatever else has annoyed me recently.
minerals, energy
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