Keeping Cool: The Air Conditioner
The time price of air conditioning has fallen 98.6 per cent since 1952. That ordinary luxury saves lives every summer.
The time price of air conditioning has fallen 98.6 per cent since 1952. That ordinary luxury saves lives every summer.
When you see excited chats about the glories of hydrogen in the media, bear in mind that hydrogen as a fuel was created as a political response to the politically induced problem of the huge variability of solar and wind.
Not just expensive green virtue-signalling: they’re a direct assault on our economy and defence.
Europe’s centrally planned climate agenda has collided with economic reality, weakening growth and fueling political backlash.
Undoubtedly, in the nuclear power world, the future is not what it used to be.
Taking a closer look and it becomes quickly apparent that wind farms come with their own high cost to the environment and our health.
The most expensive electricity on Earth is in countries with ‘cheapest’ sources of electricity.
The bill just arrived. It is marked clearly ‘Labour’s energy failure’ Paying it with more borrowing and more spending only repeats the mistake.
There has been a chronic reduction in gas storage and oil. Moving to wind and solar hasn’t brought, and can’t bring, ‘security’.
Now Japan has to save Australia from the incompetence of our elites.
We’re one of the most resource-rich nations in the world – so why aren’t we living like it?
The argument against domestic oil and gas production is not primarily technical or economic, but political. It deserves to be argued on those terms with honesty about the trade-offs involved.
Energy security is not optional. It’s the foundation of economic strength, social stability, and national resilience. If we are to protect our industries, our households, and our sovereignty, future governments must put fuel and energy security first.
The Trump administration has taken a proactive, national security-focused approach to expanding and upgrading America’s electric grids that goes far beyond his push for nuclear energy and self-funded localized grids for big tech and AI data centers.