07.21.2015

Obama’s backward dishwasher rules just more of the same

By Rick Manning The Obama Administration revealed one more of a string of regulations that have a practical impact of making the problem they claim to want to solve worse. This time it is a Department of Energy regulation forcing new dishwashers to only use 3.1 gallons of water to wash a load of […]

07.17.2015

Cartoon: Electric bill

By A.F. Branco Click here for a higher resolution version.

07.15.2015

The other nuclear country

By Marita Noon The fuel is now loaded into the reactor; following inspections, the switch will be flipped; and, around August 10, the reactor will be fired up. Three days later, transmission of electricity is expected to start, ramping up to full power and commercial […]

07.08.2015

The best renewable energy investment

By Marita Noon When you read a headline such as one from CNBC touting “Solar power’s stunning growth,” realize that it’s thanks to you — even if you’ve never even thought of putting solar panels on your roof or live in an apartment where you […]

07.06.2015

The Supreme Court’s EPA decision, while not all positive, is worthy of celebration

By Marita Noon The Supreme Court has been harsh on the Obama Administration’s regulatory overreach (remember Hobby Lobby and the National Labor Relations Board vs. Noel Canning decision ), and this week’s decision on mercury and air toxics standards for power plants — known as the MATS regulations — […]

07.01.2015

The link between climate and poverty

  By Marita Noon The climate alarmists are practically giddy over Pope Francis’ recently released “climate encyclical” — remember, these are, generally, the very same people who dis the church and its position on abortion, the origin of life on earth, and the definition of […]

06.29.2015

Will 2015 be the year of renewable fuel standard reform?

By Marita Noon The fact that the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee is attacking the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) management — er, mismanagement — of the federal renewable fuel standard (RFS) is indicative of the growing frustration over both the agency and the […]

06.17.2015

To win, Republican candidates must be strong on energy

By Marita Noon New polling emphasizes support for traditional energy concerns has become a partisan issue. Large majorities of Republicans favor key energy issues — but voters of every ideological stripe say energy will be an important part of their voting decisions. Hickman Analytics Inc., […]

06.15.2015

Cartoon: Big government’s big guns

By A.F. Branco Click here for a higher resolution version.

06.03.2015

A taste of things to come for electricity consumers and generators

By Marita Noon One year ago, Gina McCarthy, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator, announced the controversial centerpiece of the Obama administration’s climate change legacy: the Clean Power Plan (CPP). The rule is slated for finalization this summer. Unions have protested against it. The North American Electric […]

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