Solar Buyers Beware: Many are Finding themselves in Lengthy and Costly Contracts
The Altman family from Southern California experienced significant financial distress [...]
The Hidden Risks of Dependence on Foreign Oil in California
In the current political landscape, some members of the California State Legislature are pushing for a ban on oil production without fully considering the crucial questions it raises. How will California meet the existing oil demand if domestic production decreases or ends? Will the state be forced to rely heavily on oil imports from foreign countries? The environmental impact of producing, shipping, and unloading foreign oil at our ports must be addressed. Considering the consequences of heavily relying on oil imports and the potential economic costs is crucial.
California’s Reduced Risk of Blackouts This Summer
Some Good News, California: the state's electric grid operator has [...]
Domestic Oil Production Opportunities Continue to Linger
Gavin Newsom’s Administration is currently sitting on 64 applications for [...]
OPEC+’s Oil Cuts Impact California Gas Prices
This past month the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Counties (OPEC+) [...]
Activists Try Starving Californians of Domestic Oil Production
The controversy over repairing and upgrading California oil wells seems [...]
Ballot Prop Would Shut Down California’s Nuclear Power Plants
An initiative cleared for signature-gathering last week would shutter California's [...]
