David Blackmon
Senior Contributor at Forbes
Writer, consultant, podcaster, miner of absurdities. 8th gen Texan. Border hawk. Post suggested absurdities on my timeline.
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3 days ago |
bizpacreview.com | David Blackmon
Joe Biden and his appointees took an abundance of costly and damaging policy actions during his four-year term in office. Fortunately, that damaging agenda was limited to a single term presidency by voters last November, who had grown weary of footing the massive bills for it all in the form of constantly increasing prices for all forms of energy. Now the task of cleaning it all up and repairing the damage falls to President Donald Trump and his appointees.
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5 days ago |
dailycaller.com | David Blackmon
Joe Biden and his appointees took an abundance of costly and damaging policy actions during his four-year term in office. Fortunately, that damaging agenda was limited to a single term presidency by voters last November who had grown weary of footing the massive bills for it all in the form of constantly increasing prices for all forms of energy. Now the task of cleaning it all up and repairing the damage falls to President Donald Trump and his appointees.
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1 week ago |
dailycaller.com | David Blackmon
The dramatic expansion of the number and scale of planned datacenter projects across the United States has generated a great deal of news over the last year. The central question in many of those stories centers around the power needs of these projects, and how the power will be generated.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | David Blackmon
In a report likely to be used by interests on all sides of the U.S. power grid picture, big energy data and analytics firm Enverus says developers of wind, solar, and stationary battery projects can expect queue times of 4 to 9 years before they can be interconnected into the various regional power grids.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | David Blackmon
Last week’s announcement by Perth, Australia-based Woodside Energy that it had reached a final investment decision (FID) to move ahead with its proposed $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project represents the single largest greenfield energy investment in Louisiana’s history.
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Key point of the decade right here, folks:
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