Pope Francis To Discuss Climate Change With Big Oil

At a time when investors are piling pressure on Big Oil to take climate change seriously, top executives from some of the major global oil companies will be discussing climate change next week at the Vatican with Pope Francis, who called on Catholics in 2015 to join the fight against climate change, Axios reported on […]

A New Energy Storage Solution Debuts In The Railway Sector

Battery technologies are all the craze these days as everyone is racing to find the perfect solution to energy storage for the growing share of solar and wind power in the grid. But energy storage solutions are also making forays into the railways industry where batteries can help stabilize the railway electricity grid. One new […]

Waiting for Korowicz

  The first named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season took out our power briefly, and while nothing we experienced can compare to the outage still being suffered in the Caribbean from the last hurricane season, this one, Alberto, was enough to remind us of the Korowicz Crunch. We have a standalone PV system on […]

7 Ways To Stay Alive In A Post-Collapse Society

There have always been times where we inadvertently put ourselves in precarious situations. In this case, your best bet is to trust your gut. If you don’t feel the situation is right, find the nearest exit and leave the area. We covered some of these times in our most recent article regarding attackers and how […]

Peak Oil DEBUNKED! (OPEC & IMF are EVIL)

I did my research, and worked to make this video as helpful to people as possible. Trying to understand the way the oil industry works is near impossible without considering the IMF, OPEC, and the true motivations of people in power. World events are no coincidence.

Rivers run through all of it

“Painful” was the word used to describe the challenging agreement reached last week between the city of Aspen and five parties opposing Aspen’s specious water-storage scenarios in Maroon and Castle creeks. The pain of water politics is just beginning. Serious drought conditions rippling throughout the seven states comprising the Colorado River watershed make us feel […]

Oil market to continue to support Middle East economies

Economies in the Middle East ended 2017 on a high note, with a strong final quarter in 2017, despite some short-term weaknesses surfacing in early 2018 — this pattern is in part explained by the rollout of value added tax (VAT) in the UAE and Saudi Arabia and the ensuing inflation (3.0 per cent year-on-year […]

Energy groups join together to condemn Trump’s plan to subsidize nuclear, coal plants

Today, President Trump asked the Department of Energy to take steps in preventing coal and nuclear plants from retiring. “Impending retirements of fuel-secure power facilities are leading to a rapid depletion of a critical part of our nation’s energy mix and impacting the resilience of our power grid,” said White House press secretary Sarah Sanders. […]

This Is What an Oil Shock Looks Like

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it’s probably a duck. And right now, this duck is looking a lot like an oil shock: In Brazil, a strike by truckers protesting the price of fuel brought the economy to a halt over the past week, interrupting exports of soybeans, coffee and […]

US Oil Output Jumps To Record High, 10.47 million bbl/d

U.S. crude oil production jumped 215,000 barrels per day (bbl/d) to 10.47 million bbl/d in March, the highest on record, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in a monthly report on May 31. Production in Texas rose by 4% to almost 4.2 million bbl/d, a record high based on the data going back to 2005. […]

Avoiding self-inflicted extinction. What are the solutions?

Humankind has the unenviable duty to address the looming threats of runaway climate change and environmental collapse. At risk are Earth’s millions of species and our human civilisation, all of which could face severe hardship or even extinction by the end of this century. It seems like an impossibility: to meaningfully reduce our impact while […]

British Empire: how big was it and why did it collapse?

At its peak, the British Empire was the largest the world has ever seen, and its legacy can still be felt keenly today, for better or worse. The territories it controlled ranged from tiny islands to vast segments of the world’s major continents. As the National Archives writes, the history of the British Empire is […]

Petrobras CEO Unexpectedly Resigns Amid Crippling Nationwide Strike, Sending Stock, Real Tumbling

One day after Brazil’s oil workers went on strike, further slowing Latin America’s biggest economy which was already crippled by a trucker strike that has paralyzed the nation for the past 2 weeks, the CEO of the state energy giant, Petrobras, Pedro Parente unexpectedly resigned on Friday stepping down as chief of the state-controlled oil […]

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