Europe’s Oil Majors Bought $100 Billion from Russia since Annexation of Crimea
Oil majors cannot be trusted to put ethics before profit, says Transport & Environment: $100bn from Russia since Annexation of Crimea
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Reader: US Should Offer Rebates on E-Bikes To Starve Putin (Part 2)
This is the second part in a two-part series. You can see Part 1 here.
Reader: US Should Offer E-Bike Rebates To Starve Putin
We recently had a reader e-mail CleanTechnica asking us to share an idea. In short, they said the United States government should offer $500 e-bike rebates or other forms of electric micromobility. The idea would be to get more people out of cars, especially gas-powered cars. Reducing demand for gasoline could … [continued]
Oil Conglomerates Made Record Profits In 2021
Big Oil’s condemnation of the war in Ukraine is really a mask to hide its pro-oil domestic policy agenda — which will elevate the billions in profits they accrued in 2021.
Renault Resumes Manufacturing At Russian Plants — Then Shuts Down Again
Renault resumed manufacturing at its plants in Moscow earlier this week, The Guardian and others reported, noting that the automaker was “bucking the trend” that several large global companies made by cutting ties with Russia. Initially, Renault suspended production at its plant in February due to logistical problems following the … [continued]
China’s Green Hydrogen Message Spells Bad News For Russia
As global green hydrogen production surges, China appears to be sending a message to Russia regarding future trade in fossil energy.
Russian Oil Bad: Eliminating the UK’s Reliance On Russian Diesel
There is now a moral and energy security imperative to stop imports of Russian oil as quickly as possible. Here’s how it can be done.
Dereliction of Fuel Duty – Europe’s €9 Billion Gift to Putin
Why cutting fuel duty increases oil dependence and funnels benefits to the very richest. We need a tax on Russian oil.
Opinion: ‘Drill Baby Drill’ Oil Policy Won’t Lower Gas Prices
“Drill baby drill” serves the oil companies, not the people.
Whose Gas Will Europe Import Now? The Choice Matters
Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine has brought instability, violence, and human tragedy on a massive scale, with effects rippling across the continent and globally.
