COP 29 just finished up, and it was a wild time. With the US looking to pull out of the Paris Accord, can China pick up the slack and lead the world to clean "Renewable" energy? Well, the Energy Realities Podcast has the story with Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley. They are ready to have some fun and bring COP29 to a close.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:12 - Introduction

01:22 - Overview of COP 29

02:36 - Irina Slav on COP 29 and Media Coverage

05:55 - U.S. Climate Policy and Elections

10:44 - Carbon Offset Markets

13:54 - Global Energy Landscape

19:27 - Discussion on Climate Activism and Youth

22:08 - Origins of "Conspiracy Theory"

24:32 - Geoengineering Concerns

27:53 - Global Tax on Meat and Dairy

32:21 - UN’s Role in Climate Policy

39:18 - Argentina Pulls Out of COP29

40:46 - Why Chris Wright Could Transform the Global Energy Debate

41:14 - Canada's Edible Cricket Boondoggle is Crashing

43:49 - ‘Political malpractice’ if Trump does climate-geared Biden projects, outgoing U.S. energy secretary says

45:01 - Nissan to warn jobs at risk as UK EV targets push car industry to ‘crisis point’

50:38 - Germany’s Scholz reveals details of Putin call

50:46 - ENB #200 Doomberg and Chris Wright

Only on the Energy Realities podcast could you get an answer to that question. We have David Blackmon and Stu Turley from the United States, Tammy Nemeth from the UK or Canada, and Irina Slav from Bulgaria. We have the world covered in this discussion. Trump is now the President-Elect and has talked to world leaders, and things are changing already. The EU wants to buy oil and gas from the US, and Qatar kicks Hamas out. Wow. As always, the gang will take questions live from X, LinkedIn and YouTube.

Highlights of the Podcast

00:03 - Introduction

01:46 - Election and Energy Policies

05:49 - Germany’s Energy Dilemma

12:04 - LNG Imports as Leverage

17:54 - Ending the Ukraine Conflict

20:27 - The Role of Musk and Trump

24:12 - Trump's Energy Policies

29:37 - Manufacturing and Economic Revival

31:15 - Potential Democrat Pushback

33:01 - U.S. Clean Energy Transition Debate

37:46 - Top Energy Priorities for Trump Administration

39:20 - It Turns Out That Even Berkeley Residents Love Their Gas Stoves

39:57 - ‘Just Stop Oil’ Spray paints the London US Embassy

40:58 - Here for good: How can companies stay relevant in a post-GDP era?

42:25 - A seminar for professionals torn between conflicting priorities In the Metacrisis

45:47 - In Ukraine, due to European integration requirements, electricity tariffs may increase,- MP

47:14 - Joe Oliver: We’re at a climate policy turning-point

54:01 - Cop 29 chief exec filmed promoting fossil fuel deals- So when is peak oil you may ask?

55:12 - German President hit man on head over Nord Stream - Bill

56:00 - How Trump's second term could derail the clean energy transition

Would you believe the climate change crisis reporting numbers are being manipulated? Crazy, why would the governments want to manipulate numbers? Well, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon, and Stu Turley sit down and talk about the reporting errors from around the world on the Energy Realities Podcast. We are live and take questions from around the world. Texas, Bulgaria, and the UK are our normal hangouts.

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Highlights of the Podcast

00:11 - Introduction

01:18 - Wind Turbines

06:29 - Data and Media Manipulation

10:38 - Coordinated Climate Narratives

14:54 - Gas Stoves and LNG Policy

16:54 - Media's Role in Climate Agenda

19:12 - Big Oil and Democracy

21:17 - Media Influence on Climate Narratives

23:31 - Data Manipulation Concerns

25:10 - Self-Censorship in Journalism

28:08 - Questioning Climate Data Integrity

33:02 - Energy Realities vs. Climate Narratives

36:13 - Green levies on UK electricity bills set to climb by more than a fifth

38:04 - World will miss Paris climate target as Nitrous oxide rises, Report says

39:37 - USGS scientists confirm massive smackover lithium resource

40:49 - Standard Chartered: Global oil demand hit an all time high in August

42:52 - Scientists were wrong: Plants absorb 31% more CO2 than previously thought

47:16 - Orsted divests share of four UK offshore wind farms to Brookfield

50:41 - Billions pouring more into UK renewables

52:53 - Electricity demand for data centers in Europe may more than double by 2030