Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 19 October 2025

Germans are renowned for their thoroughness, and their obsessional delusion with wind and solar has most thoroughly destroyed their reputation as the world’s premier manufacturing power. No country went harder or faster than Germany, when it came to the massive rollout of massively subsidised and chaotically intermittent wind and solar. The result has been the … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 19 October 2025

Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 28 September 2025

Donald J Trump’s address to the UN caused wind and sun cultists' heads to explode around the Globe. In a few short minutes, the US President spelt out the beginning of the end for the greatest economic and environmental fraud, of all time. Brutally targeting the utter pointlessness of massively subsidised wind and solar - … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 28 September 2025

Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 1 June 2025

The subsidised wind and solar chickens are coming home to roost - power prices are rocketing out of control in any jurisdiction attempting to run on sunshine and breezes. Adding mega-batteries only makes matters worse. With the ever-present threat of total blackouts, rent-seekers and their propaganda machines are still attempting to deflect and bury what … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 1 June 2025

Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 6 April 2025

With Donald Trump’s tariff-led geopolitical strategy in train, watch countries rapidly ditch their obsession with chaotically intermittent wind and solar. Cheap and reliable energy is, always and everywhere, the key to competing in the global marketplace. That’s precisely why China dominates in manufacturing all of the stuff that the West consumes and uses. And within … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 6 April 2025

Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 15 December 2024

Our weekly roundup has articles smashing the myth that wind, solar plus giant batteries are perfectly designed to power first world economies - with one drawing focus on the disaster that unfolded in Broken Hill, NSW, and another on “demand management”, a policy that involves telling power consumers to stop consuming power because wind and … Continue reading Stop These Things’ Weekly Round Up: 15 December 2024

UK’s Wind Industry Gets £1 Billion in ‘Constraint Payments’ For Producing Nothing At All

By December 2019, British wind power outfits had already collected over £650,000,000 in “constraint payments” for doing nothing at all; the cost to power consumers was almost £1 billion over the last five years and that figure is expected to soar. By 2030, wind power outfits across the UK (principally in Scotland) are predicted to … Continue reading UK’s Wind Industry Gets £1 Billion in ‘Constraint Payments’ For Producing Nothing At All

Britain’s Wind Industry Under Investigation For Lying About Wind Power Output

The wind industry was built on stack of lies and can’t run for a minute without massive subsidies. Liars come in all shapes and sizes and the tendency to do so usually depends upon what’s at stake. When the size of the subsidies depends on the size of the whopper you’re prepared to tell, the … Continue reading Britain’s Wind Industry Under Investigation For Lying About Wind Power Output

How Rentseekers Rigged The Game: Unpacking The Wind & Solar Subsidy Scam

The wind and solar scam is mindbogglingly complex, because the scammers deliberately designed it that way. Start with their ability to get paid untold $millions in subsidies for producing absolutely nothing at all, take a detour through their capacity to manipulate grid dispatch regulations in a manner that favours wind and solar and penalises the … Continue reading How Rentseekers Rigged The Game: Unpacking The Wind & Solar Subsidy Scam

UK’s Wind Industry Will Pocket £3 Billion In Subsidies For Producing Nothing At All

The ‘constraint payments’ paid to wind power outfits are commercial extortion, where the (occasional) producer claims a fee for producing absolutely nothing, at all. The honourable kidnapper at least hands over his victim when he gets the cash and there's something to show for the exchange. In this case, the victims are unwitting taxpayers and … Continue reading UK’s Wind Industry Will Pocket £3 Billion In Subsidies For Producing Nothing At All

Why Intermittent Wind & Solar Always Deliver Higher Power Prices

Looking to thank someone for your latest power bill, then look no further than subsidised wind and solar. The ‘unreliables’ are the principal reason why retail power bills are rising at unprecedented rates. Behind the curtain, there are a number of forces at work which, over the last decade or so, have entirely upended the … Continue reading Why Intermittent Wind & Solar Always Deliver Higher Power Prices