EnergyDominant

Reliable American energy propagandist

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@MattZeitlin Settle down. Climate dems started accepting nuclear like 3 years ago. Climate is far down the list of negative consequences of antinuclearism, but it was in fact the same faction caring about climate now that we can thank for the CO2 emitted bc they killed the industry

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@xiaowang1984 I agree but somewhat selfishly don’t oppose Big Tech doing it to bring back nuclear, esp AP1000s

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@xiaowang1984 You mean if they only bought RECs tied to serving their load? Or if RECs weren’t even part of the equation?

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@SteveGuest The irony of Hanoi Jane’s “green” activism is she’s arguably responsible for more CO2 emissions than anyone on this earth, as nuclear was her OG villain and coal replaced the hundreds of reactors not built because of the crusades she led

[Steve Guest @SteveGuest]

The money leads back to Hanoi Jane:

Michigan Supreme Court Justices Took Campaign Cash From Jane Fonda Org Weeks Before Freezing Pipeline Project

“A political action committee (PAC) dedicated to defeating the fossil fuel industry bankrolled two Michigan Supreme Court justices’ campaigns before they ruled against a major oil pipeline project.
Roughly six weeks before Michigan’s Chief Justice Megan Cavanagh and Justice Noah Hood voted in a 6-1 decision to vacate approval of Enbridge’s Line 5 project citing an inadequate review of environmental impacts, their reelection campaigns each received $5,000 from the Jane Fonda Climate PAC (JanePAC), campaign finance records reveal. The contributions come amid a broader push by climate groups to shape the judiciary by spending money to elect judges with environmental priorities and promoting climate advocacy in lawsuits.” https://t.co/lDzAOkh75Y via @dailycaller

[Gabriella Hoffman @Gabby_Hoffman]

Many of us are saying…In a choice between affordability or climate change, voters choose affordability.

Americans realize net-zero directives are expensive and deliver few to no benefits for the environment.

Paradoxical, but that’s the truth!

[The Associated Press @AP]

Climate change has dropped off as a campaign issue for Democrats as voters prioritize concerns like affordability in the midterms. https://t.co/RMN1L3i5DR

[Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac @ISAACforEnergy]

College football is back…

And the climate cult is trying to make it about them, pushing “climate change lessons.”

Truly, the most miserable people in the world. 🤡

[The Honest Broker @RogerPielkeJr]

This letter from the NAS president asking for funds to support a report on climate to serve political advocacy is . . . something

NAS should not act as an environmental NGO

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@xiaowang1984 Lots of projects but it’s mostly uprates so I think capacity wise its insignificant % of RRI. Some may be non-Dominion VA new CCGT. Also Mt storm WV coal is dominion but not VCEA, and they’re adding gas there

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@xiaowang1984 Yes but it’s having a hell of a time trying to even get 1GW Chesterfield plant online or pause closures. Its own doing - it backed VCEA and now tip toeing around to avoid the wrath of their old NGO allies (unsuccessfully)

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@xiaowang1984 In an alt universe, DC world capital would be in a state that could actually power them and MARL wouldn't be necessary. In reality, its in VA which needs emissions to occur in WV/PA so the architects and defenders of VCEA/RGGI can pat themselves on the back

[Fmr. Rep. Jason Isaac @ISAACforEnergy]

America’s energy future is on the table in Suncor v. Boulder County.

If Boulder wins, US energy producers get crushed, prices soar, small businesses get devastated, and a backdoor net-zero agenda gets imposed with no legislative vote.

Must-read post on what’s on the line. 👇

[Deep Background @DeepBackround]

The case that could shut down American energy is heading to the Supreme Court.

In Suncor v. Boulder, one Colorado county is attempting to impose a nationwide net-zero agenda through the courts.

Here’s who is funding the climate lawfare campaign. 🧵

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@ShanuMathew93 Appreciated. Please also share stories like this to educate on why reliable power is increasingly scarce https://t.co/y410vvIn6P

[Travis Kavulla @TKavulla]

@TheStalwart It definitely isn't intuitive! Took a shot at methodically explaining this a few months ago-->
https://t.co/AA2cW0OiIP

[Sovey @SoveyX]

GTA 6: Trump Edition

Forget Vice City. We’re going to Washington.

Can you unlock Lake America, close the deal and drain the swamp?

[Radiant @RadiantNuclear]

The @USArmy has awarded Radiant $750 million to deliver 15 Kaleidos microreactors through the Janus program, one of the largest contracts @DIU_x has issued to date.

The Army launched the Janus Program to strengthen the energy resilience of military installations and mission-critical infrastructure. Radiant was chosen after extensive evaluation of reactor design, technical maturity, manufacturing readiness, deployment strategy, and commercial viability. Radiant’s 15 microreactors will enable the Army to deploy nuclear power across multiple locations. In tandem, the operational data acquired through the Program will accelerate commercial deployments across a global footprint of commercial customers.

Learn more: https://t.co/NFxRI0Rv12

[EnergyDominant @EnergyDominant]

@noah_gordon_ I assure you we won’t be taking advice on gas from anyone involved in Germany’s energy policy. We’ll just sell them gas at a premium