| Energy Realism last week won the day: Donald Trump and his America first, fossil fuels first agenda won the day in a historic electoral landslide for U.S. President. David Hart got us started last week: especially true with Donald Trump now back in as U.S. President, it’s been a year of turmoil in the Middle East and yet the price of oil has barely budged. While many attribute this non-event to the growth in U.S. oil production, there’s another, less obvious factor: a new global energy trade system is being born. Very fortunately, as reported by Jason Isaac, a Kamala victory that never happened would have meant climate warfare on our own oil and gas industry. Finally, Daniel Turner explains how Trump nailed it: he closed with energy. Donald Trump’s “drill baby drill” phrase is constant and consistent at his rallies, as it is many pro-energy conservatives candidates, but in the home stretch, even Democrats tried to get in on the fun. In the News David Ferris, E&E News David M. Hart, RealClearEnergy Lawrence Hodge, Jalopnik Jason Isaac, RealClearEnergy Elijah Nicholson-Messmer, AutoBlog Tim Levin, Inside EVs Bradley Brownell, Jalopnik Kevin Killough, Just the News Daniel Turner, RealClearEnergy Mark P. Mills, City Journal Oliver Milman, The Guardian Karl Mathiesen, Politico Kenny Stancil, The American Project Elizabeth Weil, N.Y. Magazine Christine Shearer, Climate Home News New York Times Events Is the climate crisis at risk of spinning out of control? Even among scientists, there is considerable disagreement about what near-term changes may be coming. Can we count on linear... CNBC Daniel Yergin of S&P Global discusses the OPEC+ output hike delay. Global News Canada’s Conservatives have condemned the Trudeau government's announcement that oil and gas producers nationwide will be required to cut down their greenhouse gas emissions by appro... JerryRigEverything The Tesla Cybertruck is here - and has some pretty major issues. Here are three things I wish i knew before buying the Tesla Cybertruck and using it as a company work truck. The Cybe... | 