| Energy Realism last week hit on the key topics of Chris Wright and why the Trump goal of more, more, and even more energy development is a national security imperative. Brian Yablonski got us started last week: as Trump’s nominated head of the U.S. Department of Energy, Chris Wright will bring an unmatched connection to energy policy in service to his country and the land that makes America so special. And as conservative Heather Reams always points out, this surely includes a great chance for more clean energy coming into the U.S. energy complex. Further, our great abundance of energy resources allows the U.S. to export to other countries, fostering emissions reductions. Paul Teller gives us the hard truth for greens: numerous banks continue to leave climate alliances, in a telling tale about the implosion of ESG and woke capitalism. Indeed, Kristen Walker discusses the reality of why we should actually be investing more, not less, in oil and gas development. How could this fact be any more obvious? Oil and gas, after all, supply over 60% of U.S. energy and their perceived “replacements” have more holes than a tasty slice of Swiss cheese. In the News Christian L. Perkins, RealClearEnergy Drew Bond, RealClearEnergy Duggan Flanakin, RealClearEnergy Robert Bryce Kate Abnett, Reuters Kristen Walker, RealClearEnergy Colin Hayes, RealClearEnergy Brian Yablonski, RealClearEnergy Heather Reams, RealClearEnergy Genevieve Donnellon-May, RealClearEnergy Sammy Roth, LA Times CME Group Gabriel Gavin, Politico IEEFA Rob Maness, RealClearEnergy David Lin Bjarne Schieldrop, Chief Commodities Analyst at SEB, discusses the recent moves in the energy market and how Trump's policies would impact the price of crude oil. TEDx Talks The presentation, titled “Welcome to the Era of Energy Disruption,” emphasizes the transformative impact of solar, batteries, and energy intelligence as key drivers of change in the ... | 