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The greatest oxymoron statement of all time – ‘Renewable Energy’

By Ronald Stein and Roger Caiazza - posted Wednesday, 18 June 2025

Getting rid of crude oil would eliminate electricity, and the more than 6,000 products in demand by hospitals, airports, communications, and the 8 billion on this planet, and would paralyze virtually all transportation!

"Renewable Energy" and "Net Zero" policymakers mistakenly believe that wind and solar renewable ENERGY will replace fossil fuel ENERGY!

The Oxymoron reality check: Renewables and Fossil Fuels do different things.

Since so-called "renewable energy" from wind and solar is only occasionally generated electricity under favorable weather conditions. Even wealthy countries are finding that renewable energy destabilizes the energy grid and causes unexpected reliability issues.

There Is Absolutely Nothing Cheap About "Free" electricity: It's the Con of Cons and the wealthy public Is onto It!

Local authorities in wealthy nations are nixing solar, wind, and battery projects. They are starting to cease financially supporting the humanity atrocities and environmental degradation in poorer nations that are the supply chain for the exotic minerals and metals demanded by "renewable energy" projects.

In wealthy countries, the citizens that are financing the subsidies for an oxymoron delusion for "renewable energy" are saying enough is enough!

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About the Authors

Ronald Stein is co-author of the Pulitzer Prize nominated book Clean Energy Exploitations. He is a policy advisor on energy literacy for the Heartland Institute, and the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, and a national TV commentator on energy & infrastructure with Rick Amato.

Roger Caiazza is a retired air pollution meteorologist with extensive private industry background in environmental regulatory analysis and compliance. He describes the challenges of balancing risk and benefits of environmental initiatives at his Pragmatic Environmentalist of New York blog.