Krupp v. Mills

Real Clear Policy      Let me start where Fred Krupp and I agree. We both want a more secure America, a vibrant economy and more jobs

The Path to a Bipartisan Energy Agenda

Real Clear Policy          Imagine it’s after Inauguration Day. The next president asks the staff of, say, the White House Science Office to come up with a strategy for a bipartisan energy policy for the post-campaign-promise period.

The Internet Of Things Won’t Be Big It’ll Be Huge

It’s time for a break from the sturm und drang of the political season. Herein an exploration of a macro trend that bodes well for America – and for investors. Of course governments are capable of either facilitating or stifling tech revolutions. But progress is (nearly) inevitable when tech cycles are foundational.

Let’s Stop Arguing About Energy Jobs

RealClearEnergy — Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have made the creation of so-called “energy jobs” a regular topic on the campaign trail. At a stop in Michigan, Clinton asserted that America could become a “clean energy superpower … and create millions of jobs.” Trump, at a Pennsylvania rally in coal and shale country, proposed “an energy revolution, and that means a lot of jobs, especially for this area.”