Thoughts About Energy and Economics
Ed IrelandThoughts about Energy and Economics
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The U.S. produced more crude oil in 2023 than any nation at any time despite over 200 legislative roadblocks imposed since the last presidential election
The Energy Information Administration recently reported that crude oil production in the United States achieved a historical record:
"Environmentalists and different folks are willing to destroy the environment in order to protect the environment," say fishermen in the Gulf of Maine
A report on Fox Business highlighted the head of the New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association, who is sounding the alarm about the potential environmental devastation that looms in the Gulf of Maine as a result of an offshore wind fa...
Bloomberg: "US Economy Scores a Win From the Bear Market in Natural Gas"
One can only wonder how an article with the article with the headline above got through the editors of Bloomberg. This article extols the benefits of natural gas and gushes about how the current low natural gas prices benefit U.S. businesse...
Revisited: Wind power output in Texas is trending down even as wind generation capacity increases
Three of my eagle-eyed readers, including my favorite Substack writer and friend, Robert Bryce, pointed out that the data included in my article posted on February 16, 2024, which were taken from a Reuters article, were incorrectly stated a...
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Energy analyst, writer, adjunct professor, and Ph.D. economist with 40+ years in the energy industry.
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