Since the late 1990s, I’ve covered energy, beginning with the rise and fall of Enron — first as a magazine writer before becoming a columnist and editor. For more than 12 years, I’ve been a columnist for Forbes. My focus has shifted from the ‘old energy economy’ to the ‘green
Is Sustainability More Than A Corporate Buzzword?
The markets can be compelling, led by companies that uphold their missions and improve life outside their four walls — more powerful than any government mandate.
Earth Day 2024: Expanding Energy Savings To Every Home And Building
Buildings are energy-intensive, creating about 40% of global fuel-based emissions. But the Energy Department is fostering change—an Earth Day message that resonates.
Which Countries Are Suited To Oil Drill During A Climate Emergency?
We still need oil. Why not buy from an oil-producing country that is also carbon-negative and can offset fossil fuel emissions with carbon sinks like forests?
Nuclear Fusion Is Not A Moonshot But An Attainable Goal
Major corporations, including Microsoft, Chevron, and Shell, are sending billions of dollars into the nuclear fusion field. When will it be commercially available?
As The Demand Heats Up, Low-Carbon Hydrogen Production Is Near
Low-carbon hydrogen technologies are in the offing—and scheduled to start fueling power, transportation, and industrial concerns in the near term.