Why the green transition must be market based
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The next few days were uneventful. That is to say, I was finally on holiday and enjoying life without having to think about where to obtain the next electrons. I did, however, discover that the campsite where I was staying had a charger, and I took advantage of it on my last day there. The only caveat was that it was an extremely slow one. I honestly ju...
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Picture this. It's October 2025. As the wind turbines sit still and solar panels languish under a grey autumn sky, Germany is in dire need of electricity. The bureaucrats in Berlin and Brussels are trading blows over building new gas capacity. Meanwhile, coal, supposedly...
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I woke up next morning in my tent with a distinct feeling that I was on holiday. A feeling that quickly dissipated when I poked my head out and r...
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The climate activists have it backwards. They want to overthrow capitalism to save the planet. The fossil fuel industry wants to preserve capitalism by denying the crisis exists. Both are wrong—and their battle is destroying any chance of actually solving the problem.
Here's the heresy: **Free mark
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