Deindustrialization has consequences

There are serious ramifications for energy and climate policies. We are seeing the deindustrialization of Germany, California, New York, and other countries due to their climate and energy policies. You won't want to miss David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley talking about the dramatic shift in business worldwide. Some key examples include Chevron's move from California to Texas. This is a truly unique live podcast from Bulgaria, the UK, and Texas.

Highlights of the Podcast

01:21 - Current Events and Energy Transition

06:17 - EV Batteries and Energy Policies

08:03 - German Companies and Subsidies

10:27 - Coal and Energy Security

12:50 - U.S. Energy Security

14:05 - Hertz and Electric Vehicles

16:02 - Subsidies and Green Agenda

18:26 - Global Protests and Government Policies

23:06 - Environmental Impact of Wind Turbines

26:56 - TC Energy signs deal to sell minority stake in pipeline to indigenous groups 

29:27 - What is great British Energy and what does it mean for me? 

35:20 - Europe's energy crisis is over, signals Shell boss 

40:39 - Chevron taking its headquarters to Texas 

44:47 - Hertz Increases Efforts to Sell Tens Of Thousands of Teslas Amid Soaring Depreciation

48:55 - Mt. Etna Erupts Again and We're All Gonna Die 

51:09 - Satellite images show LNG Ship at Sanctioned Russian Plant 

54:24 - Concerns About Social Disruption in the UK

56:01 - Political Situation in Bulgaria

58:08 - Closing Remarks