New evidence as it surfaces. Not a blog. A trail.
A post circulating on LinkedIn claims Ørsted proves pure-play renewables is broken. Seven of the central claims don't hold up. The framing does specific work. Here's the arithmetic.
Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz. European gas prices spike 40% overnight. Your energy bill is not an energy story. It is a foreign policy story — and you are paying for it.
While Britain debates wind farms, the real energy weapon is heating. 24 million gas boilers. Each one a dependency you can't switch off.
Australia announces the world's largest grid battery. The engineering is impressive. The financing model is the same one that created the problem.
Rooftop solar plus batteries can deliver electricity at 8p per kilowatt-hour. The grid charges 34p. The difference is the extraction.
The exit exists. Some places already took it.
Data centres are consuming electricity faster than renewables can be built. The grid capacity argument just flipped — and it favours the incumbents.
Every electricity provider publicly owned. Consistently among the cheapest bills in America. Nobody talks about it.
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