Originally published in French in Atlantico. Republication of this English version with permission of author Drieu Godefridi.
Jean-Yves Grandidier, CEO of the company Valorem, specializing in renewable energies, was … Continue reading
Category: renewables (Page 1 of 3)
Promoting electric vehicles is incompatible with the development of wind and solar energy. Of course, politicians want both.
by Samuele Furfari © 2022
Republished in English with permission of … Continue reading
June 9, 2022
RBC – Royal Bank of Canada
ATTN: David McKay, CEO
Kindly forward inhouse to:
John Stackhouse, Senior Vice President
Colin Guldimann, Economist
Ben Richardson, Research Associate
Steven … Continue reading
Friends of Science 19th Annual Event will be a FREE Two-Part Online Series
NetZero + Green Grid = The Great Regret
Dr. Ian Plimer, Geologist, author & Emeritus Prof. – … Continue reading
Friends of Science Society has submitted this report in response for the call for consultations on the Clean Electricity Standard Net Zero 2030 for Canada.
Overview:
Part A of this report was previously published and addressed solar. This report includes Part A and the new section, Part B on baseload.
Introduction and Overview
In August … Continue reading
@June 14, 2021 Friends of Science Society
Part A: Pembina’s Evaluation of Solar Energy is Wrong
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This is the Live … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman © May 2021
In the 1970’s, Amory Lovins projected that renewables would supply 30% of U.S. energy consumption by 2000.
In the 1970’s the Carter Administration … Continue reading
Introduction
Nowadays, we are often told that wind and solar are the cheapest forms of electricity generation. We also hear statements like, “This 80 MW solar project will produce over … Continue reading
Contributed by Robert Lyman ©2020
The International Energy Agency (IEA) last week published its Renewable 2020 Report, an analysis of current trends in global renewable energy markets and a projection … Continue reading
