| Energy Realism looked at some potential ways to cut emissions: the reality is that sustainability is a core focus for most industries. Sarah Merricks got us started last week: now is the time to be bold when it comes to climate change – especially on Scope 3. The absence of clear guidelines creates a murkiness and uncertainty that industries cannot afford. Reducing emissions, of course, will require more hydrogen, which is why the oil and gas industry is focusing on that resource. Katrina Fitz looks at hydrogen in California, our leading “green” state. Clean hydrogen is a versatile fuel that can be produced in many ways and used across several sectors of the economy, including transportation, power generation, and industry. Congress recognized this versatility within the IRA, creating a tax credit that allocates clean hydrogen incentives based on the carbon-intensity of production methods. Indeed, hydrogen is just another domestic energy resource we should focus on, in our effort to bring more energy to a growing nation while also reducing emissions. Heather Reams explains why the U.S. energy production machine is so critical to not just ourselves but to the entire world. In the News Richard Vanderford, WSJ Francis Menton, Manhattan Contrarian Charles Kennedy, Oil Price Irina Slav, Oil Price Robert Ferris, CNBC Robert Bryce Alex Kimani, Oil Price John Kemp, Reuters Joel Kotkin, The Telegraph David Blackmon, The Telegraph Smith & Mills, Yahoo Finance Shannon Thaler, NY Post Nasir Jamal, Dawn Tsvetana Paraskova, Oil Price Jameson Dow, Electrek Valuetainment Have you ever wondered what really happens to your recyclables? In this video, Patrick Bet-David explains the disturbing truth about recycling and the impact it has on our environmen... The Researcher There are still folks out there buying into the so-called "Great Russian-Chinese Friendship." Some of them refer to the news where Xi Jinping called Putin “FRIEND”. Economics Explained CNBC Television Paul Sankey, Sankey Research President & Lead Analyst, joins 'Fast Money' with his bull case for oil heading into summer. | 
