Behind Trump’s tariffs and fossil push is economist Stephen Miran, whose plan for trade, debt, and the Fed collapses under its own contradictions.
Author: Michael Barnard
In response to new Trump tariffs, China cut dysprosium, terbium, and tungsten exports—hitting U.S. EVs, wind, and military systems hard.
HTEC adds stations in BC despite 1 fill-up per day levels of demand. The math doesn’t work. Why are taxpayers still covering the bill?
Pakistan’s solar boom, EV rise, and climate action signal a historic shift from fragility to clean tech leadership across Asia’s most unexpected energy frontier.
New tariffs mean Americans pay more for solar panels and electric cars—while drillers in the Permian face metal price spikes and shrinking margins.
Trump’s 2025 return sparked trade chaos—but also cut global aviation emissions by grounding flights. A bitter, accidental win for the climate.
From the Boring Company to FSD to Starship, Musk's track record since 2015 is littered with failures. Can the Semi break the pattern?
As Ontario boosts hydrogen funding, global leaders scale back. A cautionary tale of misguided tech, bloated costs, and wishful thinking.
Norway retreats from hydrogen in its latest industrial update. Maritime hopes fizzle, MF Hydra struggles, and Equinor exits stage left.
Slashing hydrogen and CCS funding to punish blue states? Sure. But cutting transportation hydrogen is the smartest mistake the DOE could ever make.