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Beijing’s Useful Idiots: Germany and California

By Clintel Foundation|October 8, 2026|Tags: Artificial Intelligence, California, China, clean technology, Climate policy, deindustrialisation, electricity prices, Energiewende, Energy policy, Energy security, Gavin Newsom, Germany, industrial decline, Net Zero, Renewable energy, Solar panels, supply chains, Tilak Doshi|

Germany and the ‘People’s Republic of California’ are China’s ‘useful idiots’. The two self-appointed climate leaders have made power dear, hobbled their own industries and handed the supply chains to Beijing, says Tilak Doshi.

Portugal’s Largest Flagship Solar Park Insolvent

By Clintel Foundation|October 7, 2026|Tags: Alcoutim solar park, battery storage, electricity prices, Energy policy, Iberian electricity market, negative electricity prices, NoTricksZone, Pierre Gosselin, Portugal, Renewable energy, solar energy, solar park insolvency, Solar power, Solara4, WElink Energy|

Pierre Gosselin reflects om the insolvency of Portugal’s largest flagship solar park. “Europe’s green energy revolution is going the way of communism: lots of rosy promises turning into an economic debacle. Collapse is inevitable.”

New York Times tries to rebrand climate change: “energy security”

By Joanne Nova|October 6, 2026|Tags: Climate change, climate change rebrand, Climate policy, climate politics, culture wars, electricity prices, energy independence, Energy policy, Energy security, Fossil Fuels, Jo Nova, Katrin Bennhold, Net Zero, New York Times, Renewable energy|

Climate is such a dirty word now, that even the Headquarters of Globalist Lefty Communication (The New York Times)  is telling their team to abandon it, says Jo Nova. “They never change the policy, they just change the language.”

Africa’s Poorest Countries Need Energy, Not Empathy

By Clintel Foundation|October 5, 2026|Tags: Africa, African Development Bank, African energy, Burundi, Central African Republic, coal power, electricity access, energy access, energy infrastructure, energy poverty, Fossil Fuels, Mozambique, Natural gas, poverty, reliable energy, South Sudan, Vijay Jayaraj, World Bank|

African governments should demand that the African Development Bank and World Bank restore financing for fossil fuel plants and for the infrastructure to connect them to consumers. This is the bare minimum needed for the continent’s most desperate to escape poverty, says Vijay Jayaraj.

Even Tom Cruise can’t make a politically correct climate satire funny

By Joanne Nova|October 4, 2026|Tags: ABC, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, BBC, Big Oil, climate activism, Climate change, climate movies, climate satire, Digger, Environmentalism, Hollywood, Jo Nova, movie reviews, New York Times, Tom Cruise|

It looks like climate activists accidentally made a $180 million dollar mass-market movie that only appeals to the doomster greenie fringe who hate old white men and Big Oil, says Jo Nova.

When Net Zero Fails, Start a War: Europe’s Descent

By Clintel Foundation|October 3, 2026|Tags: Climate policy, deindustrialisation, Energy crisis, Energy security, Europe, European energy policy, European Green Deal, European Union, geopolitics, Mark Rutte, NATO, Net Zero, Russia, Tilak Doshi, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vladimir Putin, war rhetoric|

When all else fails, start a war. The rhetoric of imminent war with Russia has become the dominant note of European public life, displacing the language of the climate emergency, says Tilak Doshi.

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Beijing’s Useful Idiots: Germany and California

By Clintel Foundation|October 8, 2026|Tags: Artificial Intelligence, California, China, clean technology, Climate policy, deindustrialisation, electricity prices, Energiewende, Energy policy, Energy security, Gavin Newsom, Germany, industrial decline, Net Zero, Renewable energy, Solar panels, supply chains, Tilak Doshi|

Germany and the ‘People’s Republic of California’ are China’s ‘useful idiots’. The two self-appointed climate leaders have made power dear, hobbled their own industries and handed the supply chains to Beijing, says Tilak Doshi.

Portugal’s Largest Flagship Solar Park Insolvent

By Clintel Foundation|October 7, 2026|Tags: Alcoutim solar park, battery storage, electricity prices, Energy policy, Iberian electricity market, negative electricity prices, NoTricksZone, Pierre Gosselin, Portugal, Renewable energy, solar energy, solar park insolvency, Solar power, Solara4, WElink Energy|

Pierre Gosselin reflects om the insolvency of Portugal’s largest flagship solar park. “Europe’s green energy revolution is going the way of communism: lots of rosy promises turning into an economic debacle. Collapse is inevitable.”

New York Times tries to rebrand climate change: “energy security”

By Joanne Nova|October 6, 2026|Tags: Climate change, climate change rebrand, Climate policy, climate politics, culture wars, electricity prices, energy independence, Energy policy, Energy security, Fossil Fuels, Jo Nova, Katrin Bennhold, Net Zero, New York Times, Renewable energy|

Climate is such a dirty word now, that even the Headquarters of Globalist Lefty Communication (The New York Times)  is telling their team to abandon it, says Jo Nova. “They never change the policy, they just change the language.”

Africa’s Poorest Countries Need Energy, Not Empathy

By Clintel Foundation|October 5, 2026|Tags: Africa, African Development Bank, African energy, Burundi, Central African Republic, coal power, electricity access, energy access, energy infrastructure, energy poverty, Fossil Fuels, Mozambique, Natural gas, poverty, reliable energy, South Sudan, Vijay Jayaraj, World Bank|

African governments should demand that the African Development Bank and World Bank restore financing for fossil fuel plants and for the infrastructure to connect them to consumers. This is the bare minimum needed for the continent’s most desperate to escape poverty, says Vijay Jayaraj.

Even Tom Cruise can’t make a politically correct climate satire funny

By Joanne Nova|October 4, 2026|Tags: ABC, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, BBC, Big Oil, climate activism, Climate change, climate movies, climate satire, Digger, Environmentalism, Hollywood, Jo Nova, movie reviews, New York Times, Tom Cruise|

It looks like climate activists accidentally made a $180 million dollar mass-market movie that only appeals to the doomster greenie fringe who hate old white men and Big Oil, says Jo Nova.

When Net Zero Fails, Start a War: Europe’s Descent

By Clintel Foundation|October 3, 2026|Tags: Climate policy, deindustrialisation, Energy crisis, Energy security, Europe, European energy policy, European Green Deal, European Union, geopolitics, Mark Rutte, NATO, Net Zero, Russia, Tilak Doshi, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Vladimir Putin, war rhetoric|

When all else fails, start a war. The rhetoric of imminent war with Russia has become the dominant note of European public life, displacing the language of the climate emergency, says Tilak Doshi.

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