UK government Net Zero policies and EU directives have forced the closure of UK aluminium smelters. Only one now remains. This has made the UK reliant on imported aluminium for the car […]
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 8)
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 7)
The UK’s steel production has significantly declined in recent years. The UK’s cement industry is also declining. High industrial electricity prices and Emissions Trading Scheme costs render the steel industry uncompetitive with […]
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 4)
2025 was described as the toughest year for the UK North Sea oil industry since the 1960s. It was the first year since 1960 without a single exploration well drilled in the […]
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 3)
“National CO2 emissions do not include emissions from: imported goods; the UK’s international investments; UK companies’ overseas factories; nor from international shipping and aviation not allocated to the UK. “These exemptions have […]
Net Zero: Premeditated Industrial Destruction (Part 2)
The result of the UK’s pursuit of Net Zero CO2 emissions has been to offshore energy-intensive industrial production at the cost of 100s of thousands of jobs, billions of tax revenues, higher […]
Coal not Cold: UK needs new coal-generated electricity to keep the lights on
The UK is facing an energy crisis that is going to require radical solutions to solve. Many countries are ramping up coal-fired electricity generation in response. Is it time for the UK […]
For economic investment and growth, Oklahoma needs affordable, reliable power, not wind and solar energy
Oklahoma needs to ensure affordable and reliable electricity to attract data centres and other energy-hungry businesses, while keeping costs low for residents. The state should prioritise energy sources like natural gas, which […]