Energy Realities

You can not buy this kind of entertainment. The global militaries are set to clash over, wait for it, Net Zero. Doubling down on energy policies will win wars and destroy total echonimies. But which ones will prevail, and which ones are going to be history? You won't want to miss Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley on this fun topic. - And yes, that cover photo includes a tank and a troop carrier next to an EV charging station with a wind turbine on top.Highlights of the Podcast00:01 - Introduction01:50 - U.S. Military Steps Away from Climate Initiatives02:30 - EU’s Net Zero vs. Rearmament Push05:11 - The Green Military Fantasy09:48 - NATO’s Net Zero Problem13:16 - Trump’s Tariffs & Rare Earths from China17:19 - It’s Not Just Money, It’s Manufacturing18:14 - Energy vs. Defense: Competing for Resources19:28 - Europe’s Defense Dilemma22:54 - U.S. Manufacturing & Tariff Debate26:01 - Corporate Profit vs. National Security28:18 - Can You Transition & Rearm at Once?30:56 - Europe's defense puts a fresh twist on steel, growth engine of old31:42 - Opinion: We need to hear political candidates’ views on the globalist vision for 205033:51 - Washington Update From the US Oil & Gas Association33:59 - Trump Can Have ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’ or $50 Oil, But He Can't Have Both 37:39 - UK floats plan for joint European fund to ‘stockpile’ weapons 39:24 - EU exploring weaker 2040 climate goal 42:55 - Panama Canal is about to heat up 43:54 - Pennsylvania’s Coal Industry Crumbles As Plant Closures Mount44:12 - Report: States With The Highest Energy Prices Mandate Renewables, Cap-and-Trade Policies50:12 - SpaceX vs. Blue Origin & Celebs in Orbit55:03 - Oil Price Predictions & Global Energy Demand

With the Just Stop Oil crew claiming victory and shutting down their protests, did they win? Or is there something to the rumor that people are waking up to the realities of energy? This week, David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley will cover that and several other topics that are changing in real time. Highlights of the Podcast00:12 - Introduction & Investor Discussion05:45 - ESG Investing Impact on US Oil Industry07:44 - UK Windfall Tax & Political Impact10:25 - Managed Transition Strategy 14:22 - OPEC+ Supply Easing & Global Market Impact15:35 - US-Russia Relations & Ukraine Conflict18:21 - Oil Pad Visit & Investment20:21 - Elliott Management’s ESG-Agnostic Strategy24:29 - House Judiciary Report on ESG Activism27:26 - How Russia and China are seizing on Canada's carelessness in the Arctic 33:02 - Labour launches net zero crackdown on boats36:58 - Opinion: Is Mark Carney ‘Canada first’ or net zero first?40:21 - Five Energy Transition Lessons for 2025 41:26 - Commentary: US LNG exporters could hit methane snag in Europe.45:55 - Peak Permian? Geology and Water Says We're Close46:13 - How cheap is Russian natural gas via pipeline compared to LNG imports48:50 - Most Polls: Most Voters Prioritize U.S. Energy Independence Over Climate Fight 53:30 - Green Policies & Clean Coal Technology56:27 - Exporting Nuclear Energy as a Service

We are seeing some notable trends in the energy and finance markets. Energy Policies and laws incorporating the Net Zero mandate from governments have started breaking into two camps. Countries that are heading to Net Zero are having more financial problems, and those that are not moving to Net Zero are focusing on increased GDP and growth. You won't want to miss the Energy Realities team from Bulgaria, the UK or Canada, and the US as they cover these trends. The hosts, David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley, have great information from different viewpoints and backgrounds.Highlights of the Podcast00:11 - Introduction02:12 - Net Zero and Global Division08:31 - Heathrow Power Outage & Net Zero Failures14:14 - Corporate Shift Away from Net Zero21:14 - Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism24:12 - Media Censorship & Throttling of Net Zero Discussion33:27 - Carney Defends Carbon Strategy, Say Trade With Europe, Asia Dependent on It 36:48 - Ed Miliband admits his solar panels bought for English schools and hospitals are Chinese and may be made using coal43:08 - Banks picking sides44:24 - The Fossil Industry Gets Its Revenge on Green Activists47:07 - The Business Case for Green Energy47:21 - Tesla’s Electric Dream Collapses As Carmaker Possibly Enters A Blackberry moment 51:58 - The UK’s Heathrow Power Outage sheds light on Net Zero Policies53:05 - Trump,Zelensky Talk Cease-Fire Conditions in Phone Call - US Looks at Nuclear Power Plant ownership55:20 - Global Energy Strategies & U.S. Policy Impacts

You won't want to miss this episode of the Energy Realities Podcast, where the panel discusses the Trump Tariff wars and their potential impact on energy, oil, and gas. A global reshaping of the financial trade system is underway. What impact will the tariffs have on oil and gas production or even gasoline prices?Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley all pile into the podcast to discuss this HUGE issue. Live from Bulgaria, the United States, Canada, or the UK, you will be able to ask the panel questions live. Streamed on X, YouTube, and LinkedIn at 8:00 on March 17th.Highlights of the Podcast00:11 - Introduction02:00 - Topic Introduction: How Will the Trump Tariff War Impact Oil and Gas?04:51 - Media Sensationalism on Tariffs06:49 - Understanding the Purpose of Tariffs10:07 - Tariffs and the Great Depression Parallels11:27 - Media Misunderstanding of Trump's Trade Strategy14:14 - Hypocrisy of EU Trade Policies19:25 - Challenges of Competing with China23:36 - Canada’s Role in the Tariff Dispute29:14 - Unpredictability of Trump's Tariffs31:05 - Final Consensus on Tariffs’ Impact on Oil & Gas35:00 - Smith proves Trudeau wrong with major Japan LNG deal 36:58 - Opinion: Canada must stop delaying resource projects 40:04 - BRUTAL: OPEC Slams IEA Head Faith Birol42:16 - E&E News Comes Over to the Dark Side at Long Last45:14 - Saudi Aramco and big oil is on ‘wrong side of history’, says John Kerry 47:59 - British steel industry calls for help with electricity prices49:55- Wall Street Braces for Oil in $60s Range on Tariff, OPEC+ Risks51:43 - Canada has identifies five offshore wind areas in Nova Scotia53:50 - Russia-Ukraine War & Geopolitical Energy Impacts55:05 - EU War Machine & Defense Industry Expansion59:30 - Closing Remarks

We are seeing startling trends worldwide, and our special guest today is an author and energy speaker, Robert Bryce. We have so much to cover, and he is an incredible Substack with information. Join Tammy Nemeth, Irina Sav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley as we cover some of the most critical issues facing the energy market this year. We are live on X, YouTube, and LinkedIn.Highlights of the Podcast00:12 - Introduction00:49 - Is the Green Revolution Collapsing?01:54 - Local Opposition to Wind & Solar03:11 - Texas and Green Hydrogen Collapse05:15 - BP’s Shift Away from Green Energy08:20 - Future Waste Crisis from Renewables11:23 - Osage Wind Farm Dismantlement18:11 - Financial Incentives Driving Renewables22:00 - Infrastructure Delays & Grid Risks28:13 - UK's Energy Crisis & LNG Dependence34:54 - The UK's Net Zero economy isn't booming 33:14 - Lawmakers Announces Plan To Build Next-Generation Coal-Fired Plant in Wyoming.36:42 - BP cancels HyGreen Teesside hydrogen project amid green energy scale back37:36 - Energy Again Atop Trump's Mind in Speech to Congress 39:19 - UK government looks at allowing oil and gas production via adjacent fields as it bans new licenses. 42:08 - Europe Falters on Exiting Russian Gas, Sending Prices Plunging 44:25 - PBS Pushes Climate Doom, Ignores Real Data Debunking Global Warming Hysteria45:38 - Canada’s Final US Energy Tariff Warning to Donald Trump - “A Snow Mexican Stanoff”50:01 - Canada’s Energy Policies & Political Shifts

The world is changing, and today, the Energy Realities team from Bulgaria, UK, Canada, and Texas talk about some sweeping changes in the United States and how they may impact the global energy markets. While we joke that the world revolves around the US or Texas, it does bring up some huge global budget and energy-impacting policies. David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley open the discussion around global energy issues that are changing. - This will be live on X, YouTube, and LinkedIn, and you will enjoy the live comments worldwide. Live Monday, March 3rd at 8:00 Central Texas.Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction02:00 - Main Topic: CO2 as a Pollutant & Its Global Energy Impact14:00 - Legal & Political Implications of Changing CO2 Classification21:00 - Carbon Taxes & Financial Incentives30:08 - Want to side of CO2 with that? Better food labels help us choose more climate-friendly foods32:36 - Gwyn Morgan: Build east-west pipelines? We were doing that, remember?38:03 - Natural Gas Surges to Meet Data Center Power Needs41:17 - EU struggles to balance its green and growth goals 44:19 - Climate policy requires a more realistic approach49:42 - Can Germany Revive Its Industry Without Cheap Energy? 50:37 - Killing IRA Subsidies Will Slash Debt, Lower Costs, And Restore Reliable Energy55:00 - Wind Turbine Industry & Future Bankruptcy Concerns01:00:00 - Closing Remarks

With significant changes facing the world right now, what is the future of the BRICS Movement? David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley will discuss the key issues surrounding the BRICS live on X, LinkedIn, and YouTube on Monday at 8:00 Central US time. With a unique group of Energy Experts from around the world, we have a fresh perspective on energy. You will want to join the fun and ask questions along with the regular attendees.Highlights of the Podcast00:14 – Introduction02:03 – Overview of BRICS & Recent Expansions04:15 – Impact of U.S. Policies on BRICS08:35 – BRICS as a Trade Organization14:16 – Russia’s Role in BRICS & Energy Influence17:13 – China’s Belt & Road vs. BRICS23:32 – Saudi Arabia’s Potential BRICS Membership27:14 – Brazil’s Upcoming Elections & BRICS Future30:56 – Turkey’s Interest in BRICS & Energy Strategy35:13 - Energy Secretary Ed Miliband recruits Extinction Rebellion cheerleaders to government roles to help push through costly agenda39:55 - ICYMI: Trump Cancels U.S. Participation in IPCC 42:19 - Oil Companies Urge Trump to Retain 45V the Hydrogen Credit 46:44 - Power sector trends reveal widening divide between EU and Russia 47:26 - Europe seeks to replace imported Russian fertilizers with local manure 53:19 - AGDC: market interest in Alaska LNG continues to rise54:30 - Redrawing of global energy markets map set to heap benefits on US1:00:50 – Closing Thoughts

You do not want to miss this episode of the LIVE Energy Realities Podcast on LinkedIn, X, and YouTube. David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley host a wild topic that we secretly had on our Bingo Cards: "Is the War on Coal Dead?" With the world needing more power, we are seeing a shift toward more coal use worldwide. What kind of realignment is happening? - Make sure you stop by and ask the team questions as they are from the U.S., Bulgaria, Canada, or the UK.Highlights of the Podcast00:11 – Introduction02:26 – Coal's Resilience Amid Energy Transition05:20 – Coal's Role in Global Energy Supply10:00 – Germany’s Energy Crisis & Global Coal Plant Expansion13:40 – U.S. Power Grid & ERCOT’s Energy Shortfall18:00 – China’s Record Coal Expansion in 202423:00 – Energy Transition: Myth vs. Reality30:10 – U.S. LNG Exports & Trade Strategy35:30 - DOGE: Reuters Paid Millions by DoD for ‘Large Scale Social Deception’37:18 - Diamondback in Talks to Buy Permian Producer Double Eagle38:02 - Exclusive: India’s NTPC plans to spend $62 billion on 30 GW of nuclear power, sources say38:33 - Trump, Zeldin, Looking to Challenge the EPA’s Ability to Regulate Plant Food as a Pollutant42:37 - Google says US is facing a power capacity crisis in AI race against China 44:07 - Why upstream companies might break their capital discipline rules 49:10 - ERCOT’s latest projections show potential problems for Texas power grid by 202753:11 - Trump to boost U.S. offshore oil and gas with new energy dominance council 55:00 – Final Thoughts: The Future of Energy Policy

There is a lot of moving parts behind "Drill Baby Drill." While President Trump's ambitious goal of cutting consumer energy prices is fantastic, he does not have total control of the global oil markets. How much can his policies impact prices, and what does the rest of the world oil market think of his plans? You won't want to miss the team from the Energy Realities Podcast as we talk about this vast issue live on X, YouTube, and LinkedIn at 8:00 AM Central US, the UK, and Bulgaria. When Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley start talking about energy, you know you will have fun! Ask the team your questions and give us feedback!Highlights of the Podcast00:09 – Introduction01:15 – Trump's "Drill Baby Drill" & Its Challenges04:19 – "Build Baby Build" – A Better Strategy?07:51 – Oil Prices & Market Dynamics10:09 – Shale Well Decline Rates & Refracking13:10 – Global Energy Politics & the Paris Agreement19:52 – The Role of Natural Gas & LNG Deals23:52 – Green Energy Economics & EV Struggles31:59 – Africa’s Energy Potential & China’s Influence37:57 – Panama Canal & China's Strategic Moves41:37 - LILLEY: Trump gives Japan LNG deal Trudeau denied in 202342:21 - Ford projects mounting EV looses for 2025, Q4 profit up 43:41 - DAVID BLACKMON: Billionaire-Funded Lawfare Takes Another Big Hit In New Jersey45:54 - Louisiana Lawsuits Work At Odds With Trump’s Energy Dominance Goals49:30 - Clean energy costs to continue to fall this year, reports says51:53 - German Coal Generation Jumps to One-Year High as Wind Plunges 54:36 - Liberal NGOs in crisis: The fallout of Trump's USAID freeze 56:53 - Trumps threatens sweeping tariffs on key metal imports

What is going on with Canada and Energy? There are so many things facing Canadians that it is a podcast worthy of discussion from the Energy Realities Team. You do not want to miss Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley as we have fun talking about the global energy market. We are live Monday Morning at 8:00 Central from Texas, Bulgaria, Canada, and or the UK.Highlights of the Podcast00:11 - Episode Introduction02:01 - U.S.-Canada Trade Relationship07:23 - Internal Canadian Trade Barriers10:01 - U.S. Dependence on Canadian Oil16:08 - U.S. Tariffs & Global Trade Realignment23:16 - Security Concerns at Canadian Ports32:00 - Norway's Government Collapses Over EU Net-Zero Energy Policies Dispute. 35:00 - Tenth of farmland to be axed for net zero38:34 - Ballyhooed California Solar Plant Bankrupt After Just 11 Years40:46 - Energy Lawfare is the Last Arrow in the Democrat Quiver41:47 - The Offshore Wind Industry is Dying a Painful, Long-Overdue Death44:55 - Exxon foe Engine No. 1 to build fossil fuel plants with Chevron46:56 - Global Investment in the Energy Transition Exceeded $2 Trillion for the First Time in 2024, According to BloombergNEF Report49:57 - Panama to scrap infrastructure deal with China51:35 - Zelensky has no idea where most of $200 billion in US aid went52:05 - USAID tried to block DOGE audit 58:49 - Trump’s Strategy & Future of Global Trade

The Energy Realities Podcast Team is Live Monday Morning at 8:00 Central U.S. We have Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley covering the world's energy markets, and today we are talking about the "Trump Effect." This is an unbelievable first week of a new president of the United States, and the sweeping actions taken in the United States can be felt around the world. - But what does that mean to energy, oil, gas, nuclear and the rest of the global markets? Tune in and ask the team questions. We are live on LinkedIn, X, and YouTube. Ask the pannel your questions! The global reach of the podcast is amazing.Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction00:49 - Trump's Immediate Energy Policy Changes01:45 - The Political and Media Landscape06:22 - The European Reaction11:42 - The Trump Effect in Energy Markets15:28 - The Resistance to Trump's Energy Agenda25:07 - European Energy Policy in Crisis30:56 - Electric Special Forces jeep ‘will sneak behind enemy lines undetected’33:04 - Mark Carney scoops more caucus endorsements, including Steven Guilbeault35:09 - Ed Miliband slammed for approving solar farm built by major donor37:37 - Venture Global IPO Signals A Return To Normal Order For LNG Exports. 39:53 - Trump Moves To Reverse Biden on Energy With a Special Focus on Wind 42:09 - Britain boosts electricity exports to France because of high winds43:39 - Renewable giants shrug off Trump's anti-wind policies: ‘Electrification is absolutely unstoppable’ 48:06 - Romanian minister warns of Green Deal’s negative impact on energy sector53:21 - Africa's Energy Future and Globalism58:53 - Trump’s Media Battles and Direct Communication Strategy1:00:07 - Closing Remarks

We are here! President Trump and his new administration are getting ready to roll, but what Policy landmines did Biden and his administration leave? Is it like a mountain of debt mixed in with some of Biden's dogs remains after a walk? Or are there some surprise regulations and geopolitical issues about to hit the global stage?Highlights of the Podcast00:10 – Introduction04:25 – Energy Policy Changes Under Trump08:14 – Biden’s 30 by 30 Initiative12:00 – Global Perspective14:21 – Trump’s National Emergency Declaration18:30 – Energy Infrastructure Needs19:23 – The Jones Act and LNG21:23 – National Energy Emergency Obstacles25:31 – Grid Security Issues28:21 – Subsidy Challenges34:00 – Trump’s Offshore Wind Pause38:57 - DOE Loan Office Defies Inspector General, Gives $7.2B In Loan Guarantees To Rivian & Plug Power41:59 - Terence Corcoran: Get Ready Canada for ‘Justin Carney 47:37 - ExxonMobil and Chevron Megadeals Are Cleared of FTC Antitrust Concerns48:56 - Republican-led states sue Biden administration over offshore drilling ban50:32 - US clean energy tax subsidies to cost $825 billion over 10 years, CBO says51:24 - U.S. oil sanctions squeeze tightening markets even further53:34 - US approves 2.4GW offshore wind project before Trump inauguration

You can't beat a great movie line, and Bruce Willis has some of the best. Like "Welcome to the Party Pal" or "Skys Blue, Waters Wet, and Wind Blows." - But does the wind always blow when it is really needed for electricity? We are seeing across the globe that intermittent energy means just that. You won't want to miss this week's Energy Realities podcast with Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley as they talk about the issues around wind energy. Live on X, YouTub,e and LinkedIn on Monday morning at 8:00Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction00:46 - Discussion on Wind and Renewable Energy in the UK05:17 - The Dual Grid System and Energy Transition Challenges10:26 - Institutional Mismanagement and Policy Criticism15:22 - Economic and Financial Implications of Renewable Energy21:06 - Texas's energy demand forecast and grid challenges.21:54 - Political and Grid Management in Texas25:47 - UK's Energy Situation26:47 - The Green New Deal and Rising Energy Costs28:53 - AI Opportunities Action Plan: government response34:11 - Germany's Energy Failures and the Global Impact39:03 - Risky pension investments in the UK.44:58 - UK’s blackout near-miss shows risk of Net Zero46:30 - Supreme Screw-up: How Canada’s Highest Court Got Climate Change Wrong48:04 -The Collapse of the UN Net-Zero Alliance 49:07 - Trump Promises to ‘un-Ban Biden's Huge Offshore Drilling Ban 50:35 - Discarded wind energy increases by 91% in 202452:08- EU's 2024 new wind capacity less than half amount needed for climate goal, industry group says54:43 - Trump to issue six-month moratorium on offshore wind projects 55:16 - Tougher U.S. sanctions to curb Russian oil supply to China and India55:57 - What do oil and gas exports mean to the Russian economy?

The world faces a fiscal and energy crisis due to the global efforts to force an energy transition. Natural Gas has the potential to help the environment, reduce energy costs, and even save some regime changes from happening. You won't want to miss the team from Bulgaria, Canada, EU, and Texas talking about this important global topic. - We have Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley discussing this and how it could impact your lives.Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction & Opening Remarks03:58 - Natural Gas Discussion07:04 - Political Instability in Bulgaria08:04 - Ukraine’s Pipeline09:09 - Biden Administration’s Offshore Drilling Policies16:00 - Turkey's Gas Hub Ambitions18:47 - Europe's Energy Crisis20:04 - Russia and China LNG Tensions22:33 - Cheap Energy and Government Stability25:23 - Hidden Causes of High Energy Prices30:01 - Energy Prices and Industrial Relocation33:21 - Reinvestment in Oil and Gas Wells37:36 - Fossil Fuels in Renewable Energy Production41:22 - Why the IEA Should Be Put on Trump's Target List48:57 - Wall Street’s Top Banks Just Quit a Once Popular Alliance49:16 - Sustainability Shakedown: How a Climate Cartel of Money Managers Colluded to Take Over the Board of America’s Largest Energy Company51:56 - Italy calls for EU gas price cap at 60 euros per megawatt hour53:49 - UK vies with Germany to be European EV champion 56:30 - The German MP calls for NordStream to be reactivated 57:03 - German purchases of Russian uranium surge57:38 - NY’s Fracking Ban Ignores $1 Trillion In Gas Reserves, While Green Hysteria Stifles State’s Economy59:22 - Closing thoughts

What do you think will happen in 2025? Well, we know that in the US, President Trump has promised to cut consumer energy in half, but what is actually going to happen? What is also going to happen in the rest of the world? Do you think wind and solar will finally put the nail in the fossil fuel coffin? Buckle up as Irina Slav, David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley discuss their 2025 energy predictions.Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introductions02:39 - U.S. EV Industry Challenges02:39 - Biden Administration's LNG Permitting Pause06:08 - Energy Policy Failures in Germany and UK08:45 - Global Coal and Oil Demand Growth13:54 - Canada's Energy Policy Challenges (Carbon Tax, Emissions Cap)18:05 - Russian Natural Gas Return to Europe22:00 - Peak Demand Debate (Oil vs. Coal)28:00 - Geopolitical Instability in the Middle East31:03 - European Energy Crisis and Rising Costs45:05 -Pushback on Climate Disclosures (Middle East)54:39 - Reallocation of Green Energy Funds in the U.S.

What in the world is Energy Coexistence? - Well, tune in to the Energy Realities Podcast with Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley to find out more. We will cover this and prepare you for next week's energy predictions. We answered questions live and had a lively discussion last week with great comments. With co-hosts from around the world, it is truly a unique podcast.Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction02:04 - Theme: Energy Coexistence06:42 - Discussion on Energy Transition13:22 - Global Perspectives21:12 - Renewable Energy and Criticism34:48 - Granholm's Long, Strange Trip at DOE 36:13 - “You are the carbon they want to reduce” 37:04 - World's Coal Demand at Record High in 2024, IEA Says39:31 - ANDREW NEIL: Ed Miliband's Net Zero mania isn't just a threat to energy security. It's making us so reliant on China, he's now a threat to national security 47:08 - Biden Admin Grants California to ban new car gas sales by 2035 48:27 - Biden Erects Another Last-Minute Roadblock To Trump’s Energy Dominance Agenda49:46 - Azerbaijan-brokered deal to keep gas flowing to EU via Ukraine fails53:07 - Legal and Constitutional Challenges59:00 - Closing Remarks

Do you think the Energy Transition can happen with current technology? How about our current global leaders? Or do you think it is like the Thelma and Louise movie with the Renewable Energy Driving off a cliff? You don't want to miss the Energy Realities Podcast team from Bulgaria, the UK, and Texas as we cover huge updates in the energy transition. With the co-hosts David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav and Stu Turley they will answer all live questions from the viewers on X, LinkedIn and YouTube. - This episode was a lot of fun and we had great interaction from our live listeners. #podcast #energynews #energytransitionHighlights of the Podcast00:09 - Introduction00:51 - Sustainable Aviation Fuels05:21 - Energy Interconnection Issues08:59 - Norway’s Energy Export Cutbacks12:36 - UK’s Clean Power 2030 Plan14:58 - Global Energy Realities16:49 - Thoughts on Energy Transition20:30 - Advice for Young Engineers22:27 - University Dynamics and Alternatives24:53 - Future Energy Realities and Engineering Demand29:25 - Natural Gas and Nuclear in Data Centers35:08 - Energy Efficiency in Freight and Transportation36:26 - Geopolitical Issues Tied to Energy40:07- Natural Gas- Not Nuclear- Is the key to Powering North America's Future 42:13- Germany Is An Economic Model for What Not to Do43:38 - Norway campaigns to cut energy links to Europe as power prices soar 44:05 - US solar industry downplays climate in strategy for Trump era45:56 - In protest against LNG export permits, Climate defiance blocks unused entrance to DOE garage 47:45 - What Energy Transition? ExxonMobil Plans 18% Production Boost By 203049:32 - Biden's DoD doubles down on climate action as Trump promises Military Reset50:07 - North Korean troops join Russian assaults in significant numbers - Oil for Troops Trade53:17 - Canada-U.S. Energy Interdependence57:05 - Chrystia Freeland’s Resignation01:00:15 - Episode Wrap-Up

What is going on in the European political scene? Are people waking up to the Energy Reality of Green Energy Policies being expensive? Well, you don't want to miss this episode of the Energy Realities Podcast with Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley as we cover global energy issues. This will be a great episode you don't want to miss. We answer questions from the live audiences on LinkedIn, X, and YouTube - #energynews #energypolicy #renewableenergy #nuclearenergy #geopolitics QatarEnergy CEO: are you telling us you don’t want our LNG into EU? - https://energynewsbeat.co/qatarenergy-ceo-are-you-telling-us-you-dont-want-our-lng-into-eu/Highlights of the Podcast00:00 Introduction to European politics.01:04 Tammy discusses political turmoil in Romania, Germany, France, Austria, and the Netherlands.10:16 Irina addresses social media's influence and election interference in Romania.12:33 Stuart talks about the impact of green energy policies in Germany and the UK.13:57 David compares international election challenges to the US situation.17:37 Tammy discusses information control in the EU and its global effects.20:15 Irina warns about censorship in Germany and the UK.21:27 Stuart criticizes the IMF and Pentagon for lost billions.22:12 Irina and Tammy discuss government accountability and failed audits.24:42 Tammy explains Ford's refusal to meet UK’s EV quotas.25:31 Tammy highlights Zero Hedge's alarming energy policies report.26:42 Tammy debates whether the UK should punish carmakers selling non-EVs.27:45 Irina discusses Europe’s energy policy failures and future outlook.30:09 Stuart critiques the 15-minute city plan’s consequences.32:34 Tammy and Irina discuss the mismanagement of France’s nuclear plants.33:14 David warns about rising energy costs due to new refrigerant regulations.35:29 David introduces Chris Martz, a rising meteorology student.35:30 David praises Chris Martz for challenging climate alarmists.36:53 Irina talks about Europe's industrial struggles and rising gas prices.40:28 Tammy critiques Bruegel’s net-zero policies and their economic risks.43:00 The panel discusses the EU’s green energy costs and deindustrialization.46:14 David shares a CEO’s quote on the risks of EU net-zero mandates.48:57 The panel tackles the Biden administration’s green energy loans.51:22 Discussion on Lindsey Graham's call for U.S. troops in Syria.53:02 The panel reflects on the need for political change in Washington.

You cannot buy this kind of entertainment. The unfortunate part of a clown show is that Canada's leaders are not the only ones having full-energy policy madness on display. This morning, the Energy Realities podcast gang is ready after a Thanksgiving break to bring the fun side of a sad story. We have Irina Slav from Bulgaria, Tammy Nemeth from the UK, and David Blackmon and Stu Turley in Texas. We will have some great stories and will take questions from the live audience on X, YouTube, and LinkedIn.Highlights of the Podcast00:01 - Introduction04:05 - Overview of Canadian Energy Policies08:20 - U.S. Tariffs and Trudeau's Mar-a-Lago Visit12:24 - Quebec's Economic Advantage15:02 - Polievre's Prospective Leadership16:49 - The Interplay of Politics and Energy Policy19:35 - BRICS Currency Threat and U.S. Dollar Weaponization24:11 - Global Energy Policy Comparisons26:00 - COP 29's Failure and Its Impacts31:04 - Challenges in EV and Energy Markets37:57 - Wind Energy and Carbon Storage40:27 - Biden Tosses Rivian a $6 Billion Lifeline 42:36 - Environment and Climate Change Canada Greenhouse Gas(GHG) Regulations 44:34 - JAY GOLDBERG: Northvolt bankruptcy an ominous sign for politicians’ Ev gamble 46:54 - Labour's net zero plans left in disarray after factory closure 50:13 - Europe's gas storage empties at fastest rate since 2016 52:18 - Ottawa must ensure Trump understands importance of Canadian oil to US, minister says57:33 - ‘Hit the Panic Button’: Why the UK's Electric Car Mandate is Crashing 58:24 - Why Europe’s Hydrogen Economy Dreams Remain Just That

COP 29 just finished up, and it was a wild time. With the US looking to pull out of the Paris Accord, can China pick up the slack and lead the world to clean "Renewable" energy? Well, the Energy Realities Podcast has the story with Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley. They are ready to have some fun and bring COP29 to a close.Highlights of the Podcast00:12 - Introduction01:22 - Overview of COP 2902:36 - Irina Slav on COP 29 and Media Coverage05:55 - U.S. Climate Policy and Elections10:44 - Carbon Offset Markets13:54 - Global Energy Landscape19:27 - Discussion on Climate Activism and Youth22:08 - Origins of "Conspiracy Theory"24:32 - Geoengineering Concerns27:53 - Global Tax on Meat and Dairy32:21 - UN’s Role in Climate Policy39:18 - Argentina Pulls Out of COP2940:46 - Why Chris Wright Could Transform the Global Energy Debate41:14 - Canada's Edible Cricket Boondoggle is Crashing43:49 - ‘Political malpractice’ if Trump does climate-geared Biden projects, outgoing U.S. energy secretary says 45:01 - Nissan to warn jobs at risk as UK EV targets push car industry to ‘crisis point’50:38 - Germany’s Scholz reveals details of Putin call50:46 - ENB #200 Doomberg and Chris Wright

Only on the Energy Realities podcast could you get an answer to that question. We have David Blackmon and Stu Turley from the United States, Tammy Nemeth from the UK or Canada, and Irina Slav from Bulgaria. We have the world covered in this discussion. Trump is now the President-Elect and has talked to world leaders, and things are changing already. The EU wants to buy oil and gas from the US, and Qatar kicks Hamas out. Wow. As always, the gang will take questions live from X, LinkedIn and YouTube.Highlights of the Podcast00:03 - Introduction01:46 - Election and Energy Policies05:49 - Germany’s Energy Dilemma12:04 - LNG Imports as Leverage17:54 - Ending the Ukraine Conflict20:27 - The Role of Musk and Trump24:12 - Trump's Energy Policies29:37 - Manufacturing and Economic Revival31:15 - Potential Democrat Pushback33:01 - U.S. Clean Energy Transition Debate37:46 - Top Energy Priorities for Trump Administration39:20 - It Turns Out That Even Berkeley Residents Love Their Gas Stoves39:57 - ‘Just Stop Oil’ Spray paints the London US Embassy40:58 - Here for good: How can companies stay relevant in a post-GDP era?42:25 - A seminar for professionals torn between conflicting priorities In the Metacrisis45:47 - In Ukraine, due to European integration requirements, electricity tariffs may increase,- MP47:14 - Joe Oliver: We’re at a climate policy turning-point54:01 - Cop 29 chief exec filmed promoting fossil fuel deals- So when is peak oil you may ask?55:12 - German President hit man on head over Nord Stream - Bill 56:00 - How Trump's second term could derail the clean energy transition

Would you believe the climate change crisis reporting numbers are being manipulated? Crazy, why would the governments want to manipulate numbers? Well, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley sit down and talk about the reporting errors from around the world on the Energy Realities Podcast. We are live and take questions from around the world. Texas, Bulgaria, and the UK are our normal hangouts.#energynews #aiinenergyHighlights of the Podcast00:11 - Introduction01:18 - Wind Turbines06:29 - Data and Media Manipulation10:38 - Coordinated Climate Narratives14:54 - Gas Stoves and LNG Policy16:54 - Media's Role in Climate Agenda19:12 - Big Oil and Democracy21:17 - Media Influence on Climate Narratives23:31 - Data Manipulation Concerns25:10 - Self-Censorship in Journalism28:08 - Questioning Climate Data Integrity33:02 - Energy Realities vs. Climate Narratives36:13 - Green levies on UK electricity bills set to climb by more than a fifth38:04 - World will miss Paris climate target as Nitrous oxide rises, Report says 39:37 - USGS scientists confirm massive smackover lithium resource 40:49 - Standard Chartered: Global oil demand hit an all time high in August 42:52 - Scientists were wrong: Plants absorb 31% more CO2 than previously thought 47:16 - Orsted divests share of four UK offshore wind farms to Brookfield 50:41 - Billions pouring more into UK renewables 52:53 - Electricity demand for data centers in Europe may more than double by 2030

You do not want to miss this edition of the Energy Realities Podcast, where the international podcast team covers the new reports on the climate crisis. It is shocking how the numbers are being portrayed. We are live from Bulgaria, the UK, and Texas, and we have a mostly balanced group of energy experts. Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley are ready to take your questions live and have some real fun talking about the energy crisis.#brics #energynewsHighlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction02:54 - BRICS Update Introduction03:51 - Turkey's Role in BRICS06:37 - BRICS Currency Introduction10:11 - Economic Growth of BRICS14:03 - Speculation on Ukraine War18:11 - Inefficiency of BRICS19:38 - Japan’s Energy Strategy21:28 - New Reinsurance System22:14 - Population Concerns30:05 - Political Climate and Migration34:48 - The Energy Transition Is Powered By- Wait for it - Coal36:49 - The Climate Short: Hedge Funds Pile Up Huge Bets Against Green Future41:42 - USGS scientists confirm Massive smackover Lithium resource 42:34 - Standard Chartered: Global oil demand hit an all-time high in August 43:45 - Suddenly Energy Realism is a winning political issue 45:20 - BRICS leaders tout grain exchange, joint finance at Russian Summit. 47:18 - Watchdog: Biden-Harris allegedly buried LNG Emissions Study, GOP wants answers 48:51 - Green blunder: UK's net zero dreams have turned into an economic nightmare 49:45 - Biden’s EV Mandate Is Backfiring As Consumers Rebel Against Electric Cars53:47 - The LNG emissions

Global electricity prices are going through the roof, and who are the winners? Well, China is one, as they have cornered the market on critical minerals and manufacturing. Tune in to the Energy Realities podcast with Irina Slav from Bulgaria, Tammy Nemeth from the UK/Canada, David Blackmon from Texas, and Stu Turley between Texas and OK.Highlights of the Podcast00:08 - Introduction01:11 - Energy Transition Discussion02:12 - China Winning the Energy Transition04:17 - Outsourcing to China08:32 - China's Stronghold in Europe13:04 - Environmental Irony of Green Policies16:40 - Challenges of the Green Energy Transition18:43 - Political Backlash Over Energy Transition Costs19:57 - Delays in UK Steel Plant Conversion21:39 - Trade Loopholes in the Auto Industry23:03 - China’s Advantage in Energy Transition27:29 - China’s Growing Geopolitical Influence29:24 - Public Pushback on Green Energy Policies31:44 - Green Energy and Deindustrialization33:21 - Ford launches tool to help businesses go electric, save money 36:02 - The two big insurers still still betting on fossil fuels 39:04 - ESG-Driven green hydrogen risk at the center of air products dispute 41:54 - Kevin Killough: As projects fail and studies conclude green hydrogen is…43:25 - Canada opens its first commercial rare Earth Elements Refinery 45:10 - Western Climate Mitigation Policies Increased Electricity Demand, Making it Harder to Slash Emissions 48:02 - California's energy dilemma and how new laws might spark even higher gas prices. 49:13 - China forfeits resource security with Strategic Mineral, Energy reserve gains

We are seeing lots of crazy things in the energy markets, but fights between AI, Big Tech, and Bitcoin miners are about to get dicey. Net Zero has been thrown on the side of the road and not even left with a bottle of water, and now Big Tech is taking on Bitcoin miners. - Who will strike first? You won't want to miss this episode of the Energy Realities Podcast with Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley. We are live Monday morning at 8:00 Central US from Texas, the UK, and Bulgaria.#bitcoin #bitcoinnews #brics #energynews #netzeroHighlights of the Podcast00:11 - Introduction00:51 - Bitcoin Mining’s Energy Consumption02:53 - Comparing Big Tech and Bitcoin’s Energy Use03:38 - Big Tech’s Energy Challenges05:40 - AI’s Growing Energy Demands09:32 - Bitcoin’s Potential for Democratizing Finance13:24 - Bitcoin Regulation and Central Bank Digital Currencies14:21 - Future of Bitcoin and Energy Consumption17:10 - BRICS vs. Swift and Global Currency Wars20:21 - AI's Impact on Natural Gas and Energy Consumption27:07 - Revival of Coal Plants for AI Power Needs30:52 - Future of Energy and Tech34:57 - Washington Post: Big Tech Loves Coal35:35 - Ronald Stein: It’s Too Soon to Abandon Fossil Fuels36:41 - Google turns to nuclear to power its data centers37:05 - Bylaw could allow industrial Power producers to sell back into grid42:08 - European carmakers plans dozens of cheaper models to survive ‘EV winter’44:13 - The complexity of capital allocation for oil and gas companies 46:55 - EPA Power Plant rules require carbon capture, a costly technology not expected until 205547:35 - Poll: Voters strongly favor ‘all of the above’ energy approach over rapid green transition

You don't want to miss this episode of the International blockbuster podcast Energy Realities, with Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon and Stu Turley. The geopolitical risk to oil and pricing is unknown, and how is the world going to handle the issue? Will Israel strike the Iranian oil fields?Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction02:47 - Oil Prices and Geopolitical Tensions03:52 - Global Oil Demand06:30 - Iranian Oil Exports and Strategic Risks09:28 - Algorithmic Trading and Oil Price Volatility18:30 - Global Energy Shifts22:45 - China's Refineries and Oil Export26:37 - California sues Exxon over Global Plastic Pollution32:44 - Government pledges £22bn for carbon capture and storage technology in net zero drive37:50 - Big oil urges Trump not gut Biden's Climate Law42:32 - The 2024 disinflation lesson: ignore oil at your peril: McGeever45:25 - Vance/Walz debate did nothing to inform voters on energy issues. 47:01 - John Kerry's comments about our First Amendment to the Constitution 54:17 - What will happen to oil prices if Israel attacks Iran oil installations?

First, there was "Shark Week" then "March Madness" and then the UN had to just take control and have a UN Climate Madness Week. Buckle up and enjoy Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley all having some fun talking about the UN Climate Madness Week. As always we take comments and questions from the live audience.Highlights of the Podcast00:10 - Introduction01:20 - Climate Change Discussions at the UN04:41 - UN's New Charter07:05 - ESG and Wealth Transfer12:09 - AI Regulation13:57 - Government Censorship and Control15:16 - Reality vs. Narrative Control20:17 - Double Standards in Media Ownership21:02 - Redirecting Oil Profits to Green Ventures22:07 - UK’s Energy Policy Failures28:16 - AI’s Impact on Net Zero30:45 - UK says goodbye to coal32:12 - Federal panel calls for cutting Canada's emissions in Half by 203536:07 - A high-profile clean-energy startup is running short on cash38:31 - 47% drop in heat pump sales: New industry boss says European demand is key42:14 - The EU tries to extend its ESG regulatory reach to the US46:30 - Biden-Harris Admin won't hold offshore oil and gas lease sales in 2024, first time since 195847:45 - Ted Cruz demands FERC appeal after court Nixes Texas LNG Terminal approvals51:27 - Permian Basin53:01 - LNG Export Capacity and Permitting Delays56:04 - EU’s High Energy Prices and Net Zero Policies

Don't miss this great discussion with David Blackmon, Irina Slav and Tammy Nemeth from Dallas, the UK and Bulgaria about energy policies. We are seeing a huge change in that narrative in businesses as a result of climate policies.Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Introduction02:00 - Energy and Climate Policies in the UK05:00 - Labor Government and Energy Prices07:09 - UK Renewables09:52 - Democracy Shifting to Authoritarianism11:07 - Nationalizing the UK Energy Grid12:00 - UK Nuclear Power Plans13:21 - The Cost of Nuclear Energy16:28 - Challenges in Nuclear Permitting17:40 - Reliable Energy and Data Centers 21:32 - Dynamic Pricing and Bait-and-Switch Tactics 25:01 - Declining EV Sales in Europe27:42 - Regulations and Market Impact on EVs and Hybrids 29:35 - Charging Infrastructure Challenges31:12 - Lack of Net Zero Clarity ‘Puts Future of British Manufacturing at Risk’ 35:17 - Biden Climate Chief Pedestal Touts Oil Boom as Economic Victory36:23 - Is it time to invest in the UK's green transition again? 39:11 - Watch Pete Buttigieg defend the Biden/Harris EV Charger Boondoggle. 41:58 - Beirut blasts: Lebanon rocked by a wave of hand-held radio blasts as ‘solar energy systems explode’

Today the international team from Bulgaria, Canada, UK, and the US talk about climate policies and the energy markets. David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley will take questions live during this fun and informative discussion on climate and energy.Highlights of the Podcast00:13 - Introduction04:33 - Discussion on Climate Policy and Energy Transition10:13 - Insight on Energy Policies12:18 - Challenges of Renewable Energy and Interconnectors16:34 - Global Interconnection and Energy Security20:43 - Renewable Energy Costs22:01 - Rising Energy Costs in Europe23:22 - Resistance to Nuclear Energy27:26 - Nuclear Energy's Image Problem34:05 - Australia ‘wasting’ record amounts of renewable energy as share of wind and solar source 37:47 - Europe at Peak LNG heightens risk of stranded assets, IEEFA Says40:51 - What Scared Ford’s CEO in China43:56 - Exxon Mobil hydrogen hub attracts billions from Major Investors50:03 - Households face £630m bill as Miliband takes control of Britain’s electricity network53:05 - Interconnectors and their impact on the GB Electricity Market54:50 - Kamala dodges on fracking at debate, Sparking doubts among Energy Experts55:06 - Italy's central bank backs helping poorer countries fund the energy transition

Global government energy policies are impacting the environment and economies, and not in a good way. The Energy Realism team covers global energy policies around the world and their impact on energy. Buckle up and listen to Irina Slav from Bulgaria, Tammy Nemeth from the UK or Canada, David Blackmon from Texas, and Stu Turley from West Texas or Oklahoma. We love the questions from all our listeners, and we even have photos of David's vacation in Spain checking out the wind turbines.Highlights of the Podcast01:57 - Climate Policy and Energy04:37 - Making Energy More Expensive07:42 - Intentioned or Incompetent?09:15 - Debt and the Cost of Climate Policies12:03 - Wealth Transfer and Control15:35 - Communist Ideology Influence17:02 - Corporate Stupidity and Long-Term Thinking19:57 - Reliance on Subsidies20:32 - Commuter Trains and Societal Preferences22:04 - Societal Change24:11 - Affordability in Green Communities25:12 - California's Policies27:28 - Crime in the Permian Basin30:03 - Interview with Alex33:40 - Renewable Energy’s Dependency on Fossil Fuels35:29 - Maintaining Two Power Grids35:59 - MARSDEN: Once again Trudeau makes the West pay to protect East37:51 - Jack Mintz: Why have we all jumped off the climate-subsidy cliff?38:28 - Left-wing UK Government's State Imposed Rules See Petrol Cars 'Rationed'39:36 - Car industry pours cold water on von der Leyen's 'lead markets' plans40:25 - University ties to fossil fuel industry face growing scrutiny43:37 - Madrid Airport Comparison45:10 - Barcelona Seaport and Hybrid Technology46:33 - Energy Differences in Spain51:05 - Joe Biden admits that the Inflation Reduction Act was not actually about inflation after he started ranting without the teleprompter52:00 - Higher Power Bills are a Feature of the Energy Transition, not a Glitch53:38 - Wind rethink: UK to dial down 2030 offshore wind goal?54:03 - Volkswagen can't continue as before - CEO55:23 - UK Carmakers Face 'Gargantuan' Fines For Not Selling Enough EVs

Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley will be live talking about the most critical threat to our world, democracy, and our finances, "Climate Alarm." or "Claptrapping". There are so many fun things going on, and you won't believe who is sending out false information!!! We love all of our podcast listeners, and we appreciate the questions in real-time. @davidblackmon6807 - was on vacation, but we still had several jokes at his expense. Stu will write several articles with data points on the articles discussed and will include the links in the show notes. #renewableenergy #energynewsHighlights of the Podcast00:28 - Climate Claptrapping04:05 - Criticism of One-Sided Energy Discussions06:28 - Open Invitation for Energy Experts07:57 - Challenges in Open Conversations on Energy11:06 - The Danger of Denying Reality14:08 - The Echo Chamber of Government Energy Policies16:03 - Manipulation of Data in Climate Narratives20:02 - Ethics and Integrity in Energy Discussions22:54 - Manufactured Minds and Climate Anxiety23:36 - Commentary on Canada's Provinces and Equalization24:30 - Criticism of Quebec's Equalization Benefits25:21 - Sarcasm About Canadian Government Policies27:05 - Politicians and Mental Conditions27:42 - Misconceptions About Wind And Solar Facilities30:44 - Debt and Financial Irresponsibility31:16 - Sustainability of Wind and Solar Energy 34:22 - Challenges with Renewable Energy 37:39 - Environmental Impact of Wind and Solar 44:35 - Break Down: $5 Trillion in Commodity Exports47:31 - IEA Roadmap Guides New Methane Reduction Funding Scheme52:32 - Americans trust in mass media

Are Electric Vehicles making a comeback? Join the international Realities team live from Bulgaria, the UK, and the US to discuss this and many more realities hitting the energy world. Irina Slav, David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley will all join for a fun discussion about our ever-changing world around energy.Highlights of the Podcast02:30 - Discussion on Electric Vehicles (EVs)08:15 - Government Policies and Subsidies15:40 - Challenges of Autonomous Vehicles19:20 - Economic Impact of EV Policies26:37 - School district turns to diesel after attempt to convert bus fleet to electric proves disastrous29:00 - How booming electricity demand is stalling efforts to retire coal and gas, in Charts32:51 - Clean fuel startups were supposed to be the next big thing. Now they are collapsing35:29 - Electric Car Sales plummet 37% in Germany as slump deepens39:11 - Drivers of hydrogen cars are annoyed at California. But they're suing Toyota 42:01 - Orsted books new losses, flags, delay at U.S. offshore wind project. 44:17 - Are EVs Really climate friendly?44:53 - Can the West afford to build its own copper industry? 46:40 - Discussion on Censorship and Environmental Concerns47:42 - Environmental Trade-offs and Wind Turbines49:02 - Global Environmental Actions53:18 - Closing Remarks

Is the energy tide turning and people are wanting energy security and fiscal policies that won't break the bank? Or is this just a phase? Hop on the Energy Realities Podcast Monday morning at 8:00 Central live from the UK, Bulgaria, and the US. With David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley, we take questions from the international energy communities.Highlights of the Podcast00:55 - Discussion on energy sanity05:27 - Reality check on energy transition07:10 - Concerns about subsidies and sustainability10:26 - Drax power station controversy12:16 - Copper supply issues13:31 - Environmental concerns with seabed mining14:19 - Pollution from electric vehicles15:49 - Funding issues and bankruptcy predictions19:47 - Reality check for automakers22:54 - Government grants before elections24:10 - Germany's EV sales sink 37% as subsidies end26:11 - Saul Kavonic: Green hydrogen is all hype 29:04 - Here's how to prepare for Britain's net zero switch - buy a generator29:31 - Paper straws are often touted as a great alternative to plastic, but there's a small problem: they're toxic31:59 - The idea of policymakers doubling down or tripling down 34:27 - the chevron difference36:08 - 'Charger hogs' are ruining the electric vehicle experience. One company is clamping down on bad manners37:38 - ExxonMobil announces second-quarter 2024 results39:23 - The Cheniere ships 3570 LNG cargoes, expansion plans progressing40:32 - Green Schemes in Kamala's home state sent electricity prices higher into orbit, Highest in Lower 4843:47 - Germany's Energy Transition45:02 - Hydrogen-Ready Plants46:10 - Nuclear Power52:06 - Political Commentary55:25 - Upcoming Events and Speculations

There are serious ramifications for energy and climate policies. We are seeing the deindustrialization of Germany, California, New York, and other countries due to their climate and energy policies. You won't want to miss David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley talking about the dramatic shift in business worldwide. Some key examples include Chevron's move from California to Texas. This is a truly unique live podcast from Bulgaria, the UK, and Texas.Highlights of the Podcast01:21 - Current Events and Energy Transition06:17 - EV Batteries and Energy Policies08:03 - German Companies and Subsidies10:27 - Coal and Energy Security12:50 - U.S. Energy Security14:05 - Hertz and Electric Vehicles16:02 - Subsidies and Green Agenda18:26 - Global Protests and Government Policies23:06 - Environmental Impact of Wind Turbines26:56 - TC Energy signs deal to sell minority stake in pipeline to indigenous groups 29:27 - What is great British Energy and what does it mean for me? 35:20 - Europe's energy crisis is over, signals Shell boss 40:39 - Chevron taking its headquarters to Texas 44:47 - Hertz Increases Efforts to Sell Tens Of Thousands of Teslas Amid Soaring Depreciation48:55 - Mt. Etna Erupts Again and We're All Gonna Die 51:09 - Satellite images show LNG Ship at Sanctioned Russian Plant 54:24 - Concerns About Social Disruption in the UK56:01 - Political Situation in Bulgaria58:08 - Closing Remarks

What a time we live in where the Olympics in Paris starts with terror attacks on the train system, controversy in the opening, a power blackout, and athletes bringing their own air conditioners. All that and more on the live podcast from Texas, the UK, and Bulgaria. You don't want to miss out the Energy Realities team, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley.Highlights of the Podcast00:34 - Discussion on Energy and the Olympics04:57 - Athletes' Challenges with Sustainable Accommodations09:33 - Sustainable and Controversial Olympic Measures11:03 - Public Reaction and Energy Transition Parallels15:11 - Net Zero and Public Dissent17:29 - Boycotting the Olympics and Sponsors18:42 - Apologies and Elitist Agendas20:10 - UN attacks companies reliance on carbon credits to hit climate targets29:01 - Heat pump sales collapse leaves new EU Commission with tough task 32:18 - Crown Estate to make billions of pounds from Miliband windfarm spree33:21 - Miliband picks leading Brexit critic as GB Energy Chairman 35:27 - Kamala Harris Operation Fracking Flip-Flop is Underway 37:45 - Heads should roll over the electric car fiasco39:16 - Fight over 500 million rail tie wind farm in southern Wyoming is far from over 40:21 - Yellen says 3 trillion is needed each year to fund climate transition 41:22 - Concerns About Offshore Wind Turbines48:02 - Lithium Ion Battery Truck Fire52:32 - Closing Remarks

There are so many energy transition failures going on around the world; what are we seeing? Is the energy transition dead, or is it just going through a phase? The Energy Realities team discusses the world of energy transition. Ask David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley questions on this live podcast on X, LinkedIn and YouTube - #energynews #renewableenergy #geopolitics #oilandgas #naturalgas Highlights of the PodcastHighlights of the Podcast01:41 - Introduction and Main Topic02:28 - Vineyard Wind Catastrophe06:49 - Broader Energy Transition Issues08:00 - German and UK Energy Issues09:43 - Critique of Wind and Solar Energy11:14 - Environmental Concerns with Wind Turbines12:34 - Realization of Green Energy Realities14:20 - Broader Energy Transition Concerns15:26 - Ford scraps plans for 1.8 billion Oakville EV assembly plant, will retool to make gasoline pickups17:02 - Grid and Energy Transition Concerns18:12 - UK Energy Challenges19:20 - European Political Commentary20:40 - Discussion on Public Awareness and Media23:46 - Energy Transition Challenges25:24 - Get ready to pay more for less-reliable energy29:23 - KKR says public markets too shortsighted for Energy Transition31:43 - Just Stop Oil Creator tossed into the Pokey for a Long, Long Time32:37 - Trump's 1000 words about Energy36:13 - Global Tech Outage Wreaks Havoc38:02 - Why wind power is useless41:24 - UK Energy Policy and Net Zero42:40 - AI, Nuclear, and Natural Gas44:30 - Free Society and Energy Transition46:23 - Elon Musk and Free Speech48:18 - Closing Remarks

The Energy Realities team tackles several tough issues—the Geopolitical issues around NATO, Pipelines, and Energy. We also cover some updates around the Trump assassination attempt and thoughts on world events in energy. Ask David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irna Slav, and Stu Turley questions Live at 8:00 AM CT. I live in Texas, the EU, and the UK.Highlights of the Podcast01:25 - NATO and Energy Security06:44 - Importance of Energy in Military Operations09:46 - NATO's Role and Expansion14:32 - Energy Realities and Adaptation16:46 - Climate Plans and Adaptation18:53 - Data centers gobbling up existing nukes threaten grid decarb goals19:53 - BP wins a key ruling in City of Baltimore climate change lawsuit 22:26 - Biden talks tough about NATO, but his energy policies tell a different story 23:54 - Fears for food security as Miliband pushes through Britain's biggest solar farm27:11 - Three Mile Island was the site of the country's worst nuclear disaster. Now AI energy demands might turn it back on29:05 - AI and Grid Management Concerns30:37 - Increase in Natural Gas Plants32:20 - Media Misinformation and Podcast Popularity34:29 - Green Steel and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism38:10 - US Energy Policy and Global Impact42:23 - North Sea Oil and Investment Concerns44:26 - Windfall Profit Taxes and Investment in Green Energy47:07 - Keystone Pipeline Cancellation48:00 - Influence of Political Figures on Energy Policy

How can there be an energy transition when big tech is demanding so much power? Well David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley sit down and talk about the isse. We are also taking questions live from around the world. Live from the UK, the EU and the US. We cover the world from #energynews #renewableenergy #geopolitics #uk #bidenadministrationHighlights of the Podcast01:45 - Is big tech an energy transition roadblock? 04:23 - Contradictions and AI06:51 - Energy poverty and the future of grids09:44 - Regulatory challenges and energy sources15:02 - Nuclear Energy17:10 - Security concerns and grid vulnerabilities18:39 - Contradictions in energy policy19:54 - Emissions and policy24:23 - Energy transition and revolutions29:11 - UK politics and environmental policies33:14 - Social Issues in Europe34:35 - Energy and Environmental Concerns36:31 - Pollution and CO238:03 - Joe Oliver: Scientific Method Counters Climate Alarmism39:16 - Hamburg Group has signs deal for Chinese wind turbines in German waters 40:40 - A conservative farm town went green without really trying 43:13 - Germany sets to overhaul subsidy ergime for renewable energy-document44:55 - U.S. Crude Oil post fourth straight weekly gain on solid demand outlook 46:23 - Federal judge pauses Jennifer Granholm's LNG pause. What Happens Next? 48:48 - Energy notes from the, edge: AI latest - the energy beast is fully unleashed; And when a bee gets an A - an insect skill set could benefit humans in an incredible way49:25 - Iran to purchase 10 Billion Cubic Meters of Turkmen natural gas annually

A global geopolitical election season is happening, and energy policies will change. David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley cover the change in the political green environment more to the right and the impact on energy. Live on X, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Ask questions and heckle the gang! #energynews #energypolicy #energytransition #geopolitics #naturalgasHighlights of the Podcast02:43 - The Global Political Season and its Impact on Energy Realities06:26 - NATO and Defense Spending08:58 - French Elections12:04 - Video Analysis15:17 - US Elections and Political Tactics18:38 - UK Election and Concerns20:56 - Energy Policy Concerns21:47 - Public Sentiment and Media Influence24:05 - Broader Political and Social Context25:33 - Debate and Leadership Issues29:06 - Media Responsibility and Public Perception34:56 - Energy Policy and Prices37:08 - Investment and ESG Stance41:23 - Gassy cows and pigs will face a carbon tax in Denmark, a world first [00:41:31][7.4]42:57 - Private clients return to ESG funds with new ways to tackle returns44:07 - We've been accidentally cooling the planet - and it's about to stop46:12 - What to know about Team USA bringing AC units to Paris Olympics48:12 - The Chevron Deference is Dead. Will The Administrative State Follow?51:21 - Europe is not ready for Trump 54:15 - China Surpasses Europe in Per Capita Energy Consumption

The Energy Realities Team tackles the pesky topic of Statistics. Data matters and should be used in making decisions. Join David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley as we cover a Statistical Overview of World Energy. - If you have any points or input, please send them to one of the team before the discussion so we can incorporate your points. - We love the significant interaction and comments from all of our listeners. - Live on X, LinkedIn and YouTube#oilandgas #energynews #energytransition #energypolicy #netzeroHighlights of the Podcast01:23 - Statistical overview of world energy 07:00 - Discussion on unrealistic climate commitments and policy failures.10:24 - Analysis of primary energy sources, focusing on fossil fuels' dominance.12:02 - Suggestion to shift from emission reduction to adaptation and mitigation strategies.13:30 - Examination of EPA's energy mix projections and their feasibility.16:03 - Concerns about changing data collection and analysis methods for energy statistics.20:43 - Final thoughts on data manipulation and the importance of clear, understandable metrics in energy discussions.23:43 - How companies are starting to back away from green targets 27:03 - Solar can provide 20% of world electricity on the northern summer solstice, thinktank says 31:22 - Russia Now Supplies More Natural Gas to Europe Than U.S. Does 32:08 - E.V. Maker Fisker Files for Bankruptcy as Cash Runs Short 34:06 - Fossil fuel opponents score victory in a UK Supreme Court ruling on case near a London airport 37:39 - The BBC Climate Disinformation Reporter Attacks Kenyan Farmer 42:11 - Democratic Dark Money Grou Secretly Pumping Money into Green Groups and Biden's Super PAC 43:57 - Energy Bad Boys: 5 Milliion Americans in the Dark46:22 - Discussion on the "Just Stop Oil" protesters disrupting a golf tournament.47:37 - Discussion on the differentiation between pollution and CO2 regulation.51:03 - Predictions about the UK political landscape.

The Energy Realities Team of David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav and Stu Turley are having way too much fun on a Monday. Live, we talk about "Is Net Zero Dead?" We bring the receipts, fun - and we need your input. Is Net Zero going to be like Monty Python's famous line - "Bring out yer Dead" or "I'm Not Quite Dead Yet". - Live Monday Morning at 8:00 AM Central US. Live From The UK, EU, and the US. - #energynews #netzero #energytransition #bitcoin #geopolitics #energysecurityHighlights of the Podcast01:10 - Net Zero 09:40 - The governments in the West 12:55 - The EU15:07 - Is Biden going to be the nominee? 19:06 - The Competition Act in Canada20:23 - The, windfall profits tax on the North Sea21:53 - Conservative European People's Party in the EU 23:04 - What about electrifying the Permian? 25:32 - The AI and cloud servers 28:31 - Bitcoin mining 30:58 - The current battery tech33:16 - The electricity transmission costs in Texas during the summer peak demand days 35:59 - Greenpeace had brought solar power to a community in India in 201437:58 - I'm not quite dead yet39:20 - The Ministry of Silly Walks 40:55 - Japan could be energy independent by 2060 thanks to renewables, Rystad energy CEO says 43:44 - Steelmakers look to hydrogen to green heavily polluting sector45:27 - OPEC: Peak Oil Demand Not on the Horizon47:43 - Make Britain a clean energy superpower.51:03 - Sweden rejects new power cable to Germany over market inefficiencies 53:43 - Energy, Business Groups Sue Biden administration over electric vehicle 'mandate' 54:38 - Ford ends EV dealership program that required hefty investment to sell electric models 55:21 - EVs slowdown steers the world further off course from net zero

You will not want to miss this live Energy Realities event, where David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Pid Turley discuss global energy issues. Our stories around Antonio Guterres and the UN will be a blast.We love questions, and heckling is encouraged. #geopoliticaltensions #geopoliticsHighlights of the Podcast 01:19 - The outcomes in the EU elections held over the weekend07:51 - Antonio Guterres and his latest outburst targeting the oil business 09:47 - The healthiest health minister 13:19 - A direct quote from Guterres speech19:19 - How the G7 and OECD must reduce oil and gas supply and demand 20:51 - Opinion: Banks should stick to banking and leave changinng the world to others25:36 - Polish candidate: Green Deal's communication was Commission's 'big mistake' 26:26 - Opinion: Warrior accountants are at the gate, brandishing sustainability rules

Doomberg stops by the Energy Realities PodcastBuckle up as Doomberg strolls by the Energy Realities with David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu P. Turley to talk about Energy / Finance / Macroeconomics and a healthy dose of reality. We will be taking questions live, so sit back and enjoy the gang on a roll with the infamous "Green Chicken." - #energynews #financialmarkets #oilandgas #energytransitionBuckle up as Doomberg strolls by the Energy Realities with David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu P. Turley to talk about Energy / Finance / Macroeconomics and a healthy dose of reality. We will be taking questions live, so sit back and enjoy the gang on a roll with the infamous "Green Chicken." - #energynews #financialmarkets #oilandgas #energytransition Highlights of the Podcast02:19 - Apart at the seams 05:54 - The Green Deal 06:59 - The big lie08:15 - Justin Trudeau12:04 - The Spain situation 15:04 - Expense of nuclear17:21 - What is electricity worth? 18:36 - Things putting pressure on the Biden administration to move more aggressively to nuclear 22:44 - The damage of the Saint James Bay Project24:17 - The trade offs of nuclear power 25:52 - Mapping the war 31:29 - Everybody has their biases37:24 - The green chicken 38:34 - What the Netherlands new coalition has proposed with respect to energy? 39:56 - The gating function for carbon emissions is not consumption as production41:44 - Climate 44:52 - Geopolitical Warfare 49:53 - The wind industry50:20 - The fundamental issue with recycling51:15 - Chevron refinery52:49 - The nightmare with wind decommissioning56:07 - One of the things that we always do 57:11 - Measurement Army The gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedInENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

AI and the Grid - Energy Realities with Special Guest: Tom KirkmanDavid Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley fire up your Monday with special guest Tom Kirkman, LinkedIn AI trainer and humorist. Sit back and get your coffee, Red Bull, and try to keep up with the gang running down the AI and power crisis looming. #ai #datacenters #energytransition #oilandgas #naturalgasHighlights of the Podcast 02:00 - Real concerns with humor AI data centers 02:54 - Some of the biggest topics 06:13 - CNN reports that not only will 'Climate Change" make you poor, it will also make you stupid 06:53 - Camel milk may replace cow milk soon, Since, camels fart less than cows 08:53 - How to Feed AI's hunger for power 12:24 - Hydrogen 15:43 - The Great Camel experiment 16:54 - The top ten socialist country list 19:23 - Is AI a good thing? 24:08 - AI data centers 28:15 - Bain article 31:56 - AI data centers actively creating rolling power blackouts for civilians 33:04 - The EU is bringing in all of these, new digital requirements 36:36 - The U.S. data center energy train wreck 37:05 - US Power Demand Surge Spurs 133 New Gas Plants Amid Climate Targets 39:44 - Solar hits above its weight in powering US. Energy transition. 41:12 - TotalEnergies investors Back CEO at AGM, weaker support for climate strategy 43:26 - ExxonMobil proxy fight seems motivated by too much success 45:29 - Is Net Zero by 2050 is it's still possible? Yes, but it'll cost 19% more. 50:26 - As transport electrifies, governments can still make up for lost fuel duty revenues 55:18 - Europe’s Missing Climate Marches The gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedInENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

Energy Reailities Live - "Biofuels"The international team is at it LIVE at 8:00 Monday from Dallas, Bear Country, Bulgaria, and the UK. Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, Stu Turley, and Irina Slav all have fun getting the facts around energy while having fun. Buckle up and ask the team questions LIVE. #ai#energynews#podcast#energyindustry@davidblackmon6807Highlights of the Podcast 00:24 - Biofuels 02:37 - Clarkson's Farm 07:51 - The agriculture issues that are coming down from the EU 09:32 - Ethanol 12:14 - Biofuel refiners 15:50 - Conspiracy theory 20:28 - Free solar for Farmers: Climate Law Gives Rich Incentives 23:56 - Wind farms 30:33 - A Trump presidency would risk $1 trillion in clean energy investment, WoodMac says 32:39 - Feds give financial boost to biofuel sector amid growing U.S. competition 34:59 - US oil giant quits North Sea as Hunt refuses to scrap tax 37:08 - New report reveals jjust how energy rich America really is 40:31 - DeSantis signs laws slashing climate agenda directives, targeting adversary investments. 42:34 - Widespread power outages from deadly Houston storm raise new risk: hot weather - NPR 44:51 - Low-carbon fuel groups in U.S. urge prompt issuance of tax credit guidance. 48:55 - AI and Data CentersThe gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedInENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

A Very Convenient Waring - Gregory Wrighttone on the Energy Realities LiveWhat does the Data show us about Net Zero? Or, can you even trust the Data? Check out the International team of David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley live 8:00 Central US. From Bulgaria, UK, and Texas Highlights of the Podcast01:33 - Inconvenient Facts 02:48 - Gregory Wrightstone's background05:35 - Why are so many people lying about climate change? 07:28 - The sixth mass extinction11:38 - The state of California just approved a an enormous solar farm 13:42 - The whales16:29 - A Very Convenient Warming: How modest warming and more CO2 are benefiting humanity20:14 - The greening of the Earth26:03 - The Great Barrier Reef27:48 - Talks about electricity30:09 - The facts that are being hidden32:41 - The Climate Conversation documentary video36:28 - Breaking: Just stop oil break magna carta glass 41:26 - IEA warns OPEC+ to keep lid on Oil Price to avoid higher inflation 42:47 - UK shelves plan for country's biggest hydrogen home heating trial 45:09 - Implementing CSRD: Pavind the way for an enhanced sustainability program 48:05 - Cross & Mintz: Resources are still our golden goose. We need to protect them48:55 - 25 states sue EPA over unachievable Power Plant regulations49:40 - pragmatic environmentalist of New York 49:56 - OPEC52:41 - BRICSThe gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedInENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

It's a Modelling World - Energy Realities LIVEWhat does the Data show us about Net Zero? Or, can you even trust the Data? Check out the International team of David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley live 8:00 Central US. From Bulgaria, UK, and TexasHighlights of the Podcast 01:00 - Microsoft 02:14 - Biggest problem with these computer models 04:32 - The IPCC 09:33 - Can you trust any data? 11:19 - The banks are now having modeling issues 15:35 - The digital currency 16:54 - The looming disaster in the EV industry 23:01 - About the interconnects 32:19 - Eco-friendly startups are turning to treeless toilet paper 34:42 - Big Shell investors urge others to back greater climate action 37:32 - McKinsey, JP Morgan, Alphabet and others signed $58 billion biomass based carbon removal deal through Frontier 40:56 - The G7 coal exit goal puts focus on Germany, Japan and US 42:09 - Datacenters now need a reactor's worth of power, Dominions Says 45:08 - Carbon Capture 49:04 - Net zero's days are numbered. Why Europeans are souring on the climate agenda 50:09 - Life after net zero 55:15 - The Great Barrier Reef 57:04 - Real big disasterThe gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedIn

Energy Realities - Living Without PlasticThe International Energy Realities Live podcast is at it again, with Irina Slav David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Pid Turley discussing the issues surrounding plastics! Get your coffee, heckle, and ask questions live on X, YouTube, and LinkedIn! - Could you live without plastic? Should we?Highlights of the Podcast 02:35 - What is life without plastic 04:10 - Stores where they only offer paper bags 06:29 - The carbon footprint of the paper bags 08:25 - Computers without plastics 12:04 - The issue of trade offs 13:15 - The toilet paper in its footprint 16:09 - The microplastics 19:48 - Life without plastic 21:37 - Part of the contradiction in the EU 24:11 - Plastic materials 27:35 - One of the interesting things with the whole plastic recycling issue 31:02 - Nestlé hit by slowing frozen pizza sales in North America 31:59 - Air Conditioning and AI are demanding more of the World's Power-Renewables Can't Keep up 34:42 - Ocean Integrity with Captain Kieran Kelly 35:51 - The, global study just revealed the world's biggest known plastic polluters 39:19 - California to wrap up Exxon plastics probe'in weeks', AG says 44:51 - Biden's Power Plant Crackdown Raises More Questions Than Answers 47:50 - David Krayden: Plastics Registry Is a Nightmare for Industry and a Farce for Canadians 50:28 - Britain must brace itself for a wave of nationalisation 54:03 - The biggest problemThe gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedInENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley are having a blast discussing "Earth Day." Get your week started with a fun, informative international live podcast. Ask questions, heckle, and offer solutions that we can write about.Highlights of the Podcast 00:31 - Planet versus plastic 04:51 - About Guyana 08:05 - Which countries are suited to oil drill during a climate emergency 12:03 - The carbon credit scheme 14:25 - About the trees 17:05 - Biden Likely to Tap Oil Reserve for Summer Demand, Macquarie Says 22:06 - Ira Einhorn 22:43 - White House renews internal talks on invoking a climate emergency 29:25 - Decadal deaths from natural disasters 34:03 - Wood burning stoves are greener than heat pumps... says Scottish government's own report 36:35 - Biden set the block millions of acres in Alaska from oil, gas drilling in Earth action 40:41 - Dubai's cloud seeding 46:15 - Bill gates' idea 48:01 - A group out of California that actually did an experimentThe gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedInENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

Transition Insanity - You can not buy this kind of entertainment!The Energy Realities team is at it again on Monday morning. Sit back and enjoy the best of climate activists' videos and energy topics. Hosted by David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav and Stu Turley @davidblackmon6807 - #energytransition #climateprotest #energysecurity #netzero Highlights of the Podcast02:10 - 'Legitimately Insane' Sunny Hostin Mocked for Suggesting Climate Change Behind Solar Eclipse, Earthquakes 05:06 - Solar community10:22 - The wind farms are useless, says Duke of Edinburgh11:15 - Oil well15:12 - UN climate chief presses for faster action, Says humans have two years left 'to save the world'21:42 - Jeans and yoga pants are now terrible for the environment24:14 - Pollution? what is the carbon footprint of your yoga pants25:27 - Cows and climate change28:44 - Germany has been industrialized by the energy policies 30:57 - Methane32:24 - Clip from the lady of Atlanta for EV chargers35:09 - Climate activist group 38:16 - Act on climate change41:11 - Earth Day44:27 - The eclipse last week The gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley LinkedInENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack