Op-Ed: Hydrogen Hype Is No Substitute for Common Sense Energy Policy

Op-Ed: Hydrogen hype is no substitute for common sense energy policy

We shouldn’t pretend green hydrogen is the future just because Europe is wasting billions on it. Department of Energy Secretary Wright said concerning hydrogen, “it’s time to look at the

Toyota has been, for more than a decade, the strongest manufacturer of hydrogen cars. From cars like Toyota Mirai to industrial and marine solutions, the Japanese company has firmly believed in this technology. In 2014, then president Akio Toyoda claimed to have "seen the future" with the launch of the first Mirai, calling it a "turning point" for the automotive industry. However, ten years later, the reality is very different: of more than 100 …

Common Sense On Energy Wins

The Business Report supplement to The Mercury of May 14 commendably exemplifies the adage ‘hear the other side’  by juxtaposing three articles on the issue of renewable energy, from which it is obvious which ones purvey truth and reality. The whining of Blessing Manale of the Climate Change Commission about ‘misinformation’ is ironic in the extreme. He wants free speech defended but only if it adheres to the narrative of the World Economic Forum…