Solar Energy + Batteries: Cracks in the Portrait

Conceptualized art of a piece of art showing a solar farm and batteries with cracked glass covering it

We’re publishing a series of posts examining the viability of unsubsidized renewable energy, namely solar and wind power. The goal of the series is simple—to discern fact from fiction. In the process, we expect to challenge core assumptions underpinning the renewables-centric energy policies of many Western nations.

Continue reading “Solar Energy + Batteries: Cracks in the Portrait”

Addressing Climate Change: A Better Way Forward

Featured image for the article with white text and dark blue background

Political, business and environmental leaders across the globe are coming to grips with the flaws in their poorly conceived plans to deal with climate change through a renewables-centric energy transition. The fact is there’s always been a better way forward. It’s still true today.

Continue reading “Addressing Climate Change: A Better Way Forward”