By B.N. Frank Earlier this summer, research revealed that smart thermostats could be damaging local power grids. Since utility companies, regulators, and others continue to…
By Michael Snyder Things are starting to get really crazy in Germany. The Germans are dealing with the worst inflation crisis that they have seen…
By B.N. Frank Tesla vehicles have been and continue to be associated with high maintenance costs as well as multiple security (see 1, 2, 3)…
By Tyler Durden Hungarian gas and oil giant MOL will only be able to deliver a quarter of the needed fuel beginning September 19, Hungarian…
By Tom Ozimek The executive body of the European Union (EU) laid out a new emergency tool to secure supply chains in times of crisis that would…
By B.N. Frank Electric vehicles (EVs) have been associated with threatening power grids (see 1, 2), fires (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,…
By Tyler Durden A German bakery was slapped with a €330,000 (US$330,000) gas bill after a new energy company suddenly terminated their contract which guaranteed…
By Caden Pearson California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday announced a sweeping package of what he called the country’s “most aggressive” climate measures to “accelerate…
By Tyler Durden It’s becoming increasingly difficult to reach the minimum standard of living in the United Kingdom. As Statista’s Anna Fleck details in the chart…
By B.N. Frank Opposition to and complaints about wind turbines and farms is likely to increase in the U.S. and worldwide until substantial biological, economic,…
By Tyler Durden The threat of power rationing across Europe persists even after EU officials held an emergency meeting last week to stave off the…
By Mac Slavo As winter approaches, Russia seems to have the upper hand. The country has been withholding and cutting off natural gas supplies to…
By B.N. Frank There’s obviously no shortage of human waste in largely populated areas. Turning it into energy is apparently an option for what to…
By Tyler Durden As Switzerland takes drastic measures to reduce its gas use this winter – including fines and up to three years in prison…