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News & Articles By Ramon Tomey
09/16/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Washington embraces fossil fuels to win high-stakes AI arms race against Beijing
The Trump administration is prioritizing coal, oil and natural gas expansion to meet the surging energy demands of AI data centers, arguing that renewables alone cannot provide the reliable, scalable power needed to compete with China. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum warned that losing the AI arms race to China due to energy shortages poses a […]
09/12/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Energy Secretary Wright slams Net Zero, calls it a “colossal train wreck”
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright warns Europe’s 2050 net-zero push is a “colossal train wreck” and a “monstrous impoverishment program,” destabilizing economies, spiking energy prices and weakening security. After Biden’s alignment, the U.S. reversed course, exiting the Paris Agreement. ExxonMobils’ CEO warns EU regulations impose “bone-crushing penalties,” forcing U.S. firms to leave. Europe’s wind/solar obsession […]
09/11/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
India defies U.S. pressure, vows to keep buying Russian oil
Despite U.S. criticism and threats of sanctions, India continues purchasing heavily discounted Russian crude oil, prioritizing its economic interests over geopolitical pressures. Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman defends the purchases, citing a 40 percent discount compared to EU prices that helps stabilize India’s foreign exchange reserves and lowers energy costs. White House officials accuse India […]
09/09/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Jesse Watters insinuates potential SABOTAGE of Power of Siberia 2 LNG pipeline
Jesse Watters implied that the Power of Siberia 2 LNG pipeline (a $400B Russia-China project) might need to be “bombed like Nord Stream” to disrupt Moscow-Beijing energy cooperation, framing it as a Western security threat. The comment mirrors the still-unresolved Nord Stream explosions (2022), which severed Europe’s Russian gas supply. Investigations pointed to sabotage, with […]
08/25/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Slovakia denounces Ukraine’s latest attack on Druzhba pipeline
Ukraine has struck Druzhba pipeline again, hitting Russia’s Unecha pumping station in Bryansk – the third attack in under two weeks – forcing repairs and threatening oil delivery disruptions to EU nations. Slovakia and Hungary condemned Ukraine, with Slovak FM Juraj Blanar calling the attack “unacceptable” for energy security, while Hungarian PM Viktor Orban accuses […]
08/23/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Ukrainian allegedly involved in Nord Stream pipeline sabotage ARRESTED in Italy
A Ukrainian national, Serhii K., was arrested in Italy under a European warrant for allegedly coordinating the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage. German prosecutors accuse him of renting a yacht with forged documents, deploying divers and planting underwater explosives. The attack ruptured Nord Stream 1 and 2 with blasts equivalent to 500kg of TNT, severing […]
08/20/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
California Gov. Newsom now begging oil giants not to leave the Golden State
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, previously a vocal critic of oil companies, is now engaging with industry leaders to boost in-state oil production – a reversal from his aggressive climate policies and past accusations of corporate “price gouging.” Two major refinery closures threaten fuel shortages and price spikes, with projections of $8/gallon gas by 2026, forcing […]
08/16/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Hungary condemns Ukrainian drone strike on Russian oil pipeline
Ukrainian forces launched a drone strike on Russia’s Druzhba oil pipeline, hitting the Unecha pumping station and igniting a major fire. The attack is part of Ukraine’s escalating campaign against Russian energy infrastructure. Hungary, a major importer of oil via the Druzhba pipeline, sharply criticized the attack, calling it a threat to regional stability and […]
08/14/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
British Petroleum defies green tyranny, reopens North Sea oil field
BP is reopening the Murlach oil field in the North Sea – previously closed in 2004 – due to improved extraction technology, projecting 20 million barrels of oil and 600 million cubic meters of gas over 11 years. The move clashes with U.K. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s push to halt new North Sea licenses and […]
08/06/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Burgum signs order scaling back renewables over inefficient energy production
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum signed an order restricting large-scale wind and solar projects on federal lands, prioritizing energy sources with higher “capacity density” (e.g., nuclear, fossil fuels) over sprawling renewable installations. Burgum criticized renewables as inefficient land use, favoring compact energy sources like nuclear (which produce thousands of times more energy per acre) and aligning […]
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