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6/14/2022

Energy Realism this past week looked at those benefiting from the “green energy” obsession: predictably, Joe Biden’s own friends. His energy plan is very intermittent and extremely high cost, and we simply must support those politicians pushing back. 

Mark Brnovich gets us started: pretty much everything that Joe Biden is doing on energy is increasing prices. But incredibly, maybe that is actually the plan. It appears increasingly obvious that the agenda is to purposefully surge the price of conventional energy sources to force the unreliable and far more expensive “alternative” ones into the complex, namely wind, solar, and inconvenient electric cars. Bluntly put, the financial security of many families is now in jeopardy because the Biden administration cares more about appeasing radical environmentalists rather than regaining the energy independence and low prices that we had under President Trump. For example, Kilian Laverty knows that a carbon border adjustment is a highly misguided policy that will further hurt American families and businesses already struggling. 

Levi Russell says that it actually gets much worse. This administration wants to ban the very things that have built our prosperous civilization. They want to make us dependent and insecure as we are forced to move toward their supposedly glorious “green” utopia. The Biden administration, with the help of Democrat majorities in both houses of Congress, is hell-bent on enriching their friends as they impoverish low- and middle-income Americans. Daniel Turner realizes we must support Joe Manchin. There is a reason his approval rating in West Virginia has soared 17% in the last year. Joe Manchin is standing up to Joe Biden. And we are standing with him. 

In the News

Top Biden Aide Prods Big Tech to Crack Down on Climate Change Misinformation

Ben Geman, Axios

Los Angeles, San Francisco Voters May Rebuke Left in Primaries

Alex Seitz-Wald, NBC News

June Fed Meeting Preview: Markets Expect Another Big Rate Hike

Wayne Duggan, Forbes

Turning Wind Into Power Off the Wilmington Coast Could Be a Decade Away

Gareth McGrath, StarNews Online

Oil Prices Are ‘Nowhere Near’ Peak Yet, Says Key OPEC Member UAE

BNN Bloomberg

Warning Signs for the Next Oil Price Crash

Michael Lynch, Forbes

Biden to Waive Tariffs on Some Solar Panel Imports to Boost Stalled Projects

Tsvetana Paraskova, Oil Price

Successful Deployment of Hydrogen Technology Will Require Clear Regulations and an Efficient Permitting Process

Bud DeFlaviis, RealClearEnergy

Ethanol Is Cheaper Than Gasoline! Well, 5% of the Time

Michael Lynch, Forbes

Global Crises Undermine Efforts to Get Climate Talks Back to Normal

Karl Mathiesen, Politico EU

Calif. Dilemma: Fight Climate Change and Keep on the Lights

Anne C. Mulkern, E&E News

Chesapeake Energy Aims to Expand Push Into LNG With Market Adviser

Liz Hampton, Reuters

Tucker Carlson: Elizabeth Warren Wants Control Over Gasoline

Fox News

China’s Renewable Energy Fleet Is Growing Too Fast for Its Grid

Bloomberg

The U.S. Desperately Needs to Revamp Its Energy Policies

Robert Rapier, Oil Price

Multimedia

Chevron CEO on Oil Demand, Costs, Refinery Closures

Bloomberg Markets and Finance

Chevron Chairman and CEO Mike Wirth discusses his firm's efforts to meet rising oil demand, costs management, and the impact of refinery closures on inflation. He speaks on "Bloomber...

"Greenwashing" Probe: DWS Chief Steps Down After Frankfurt Offices Raided By German Police

CNA

Growing appetite for investments in environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) causes is leading asset managers to highlight their green credentials. But this has led to "g...

We Are Faced With Structural Shortages in Oil, Says Goldman Sachs' Damien Courvalin

CNBC Television

Damien Courvalin, Goldman Sachs head of energy research, joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to discuss soaring fuel prices as President Joe Biden reportedly prepares to travel to Saudi Arabia.

Oil: ‘We’re Not Seeing the Bounce Back We’d Hope for’ in Supply, Energy Expert Says

Yahoo Finance

Severin Borenstein, professor at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business and faculty director of the Energy Institute at Haas, joins Yahoo Finance anchors Julie Hyman and Brad Smith to d...

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