Tag: Dutch energy policy

Grand Energy ‘Transition’ Unravels: Power-Starved Dutch Ditch Renewables & Go For Gas

Europe’s wind and solar ‘transition’ continues to unravel, with the Dutch the latest to ditch the pitch to so-called ‘renewables’. Small (geographically) and industrious, the Dutch have always managed to punch well above their weight, dominating seafaring trade through history and, these days, producing a staggeringly large proportion of the foodstuffs that are consumed around … Continue reading Grand Energy ‘Transition’ Unravels: Power-Starved Dutch Ditch Renewables & Go For Gas

‘Green Energy’ Dream Collides With Harsh Reality: Wind & Solar Just Don’t Work

When so-called ‘sustainable’ investment funds pull the plug on wind and solar, you know the party’s over. As 2023 closes out, ‘green’ energy investors are facing a brutal and harsh reality: wind and solar will never amount to meaningful power sources. Worse still, governments backing the grand wind and solar transition are having a hard … Continue reading ‘Green Energy’ Dream Collides With Harsh Reality: Wind & Solar Just Don’t Work