“Electricity in the UK” – In Climate Scepticism, Jit looks back at the history of electricity supply in the UK.
“Crazy diesel prices are a misfortune of our own making” – Britain’s self-imposed restrictions on domestic oil and gas production are behind rising diesel prices, warns Liam Halligan in the Telegraph.
“Orsted’s Gunfleet Sands buyback reveals economic basket case” – On his Substack, David Turver reveals that Orsted has bought back a 49.9% minority stake in the Gunfleet Sands offshore wind farm for just £15 million, with revenues set to collapse in mid-2029.
“The Yellow Vest participants show the French riots are about climate policy” – In Watts Up With That?, Eric Worrall argues that the involvement of Yellow Vest activists shows that the French riots to be fundamentally a revolt against climate policy that European spin doctors are desperate to hide.
“John von Neumann, the climate cult and Germany” – On the Focal Points Substack, John Leake argues that a 1955 essay by mathematical genius John von Neumann helped spawn today’s climate industrial complex, built on claims that can’t be measured, tested or disproved.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Tory wets come out into the open” – Seven Tory MPs who skipped a vote on leaving the ECHR also belong to the pro-Net Zero ‘Conservative Environment Network’. Coincidence? Paul Homewood thinks not and reckons Kemi Badenoch has a serious problem on her hands.