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Michael Bloomberg Will Spend $500 Million To Shut Down Coal and Gas Plants; Energy Experts Predict Disaster (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

A new report from Epoch Times’ Kevin Stocklin indicates that the money being spent on alternate energy plans are leading to a road to ruin.”

Alongside the Biden Administration, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is providing big bucks in an effort to shut down coal and gas plants power. But could this destabilize America’s electric grid?

In a new report written by The Epoch Times’ investigative reporter Kevin Stocklin, it was revealed that Bloomberg is pledging $500 million to shut down coal and gas-fired plants in favor of wind and solar energy as part of a “clean” energy solution. But some experts believe this move, alongside the Biden administration pouring billions of dollars into their own plans, is “paving a road to ruin.”

The goal of Bloomberg’s donation is to “finish the job on coal” and “accelerate the clean energy transition to reach the goal of 80 percent of total electricity generation.”

But not all are hopeful about this path. Physicist and energy analyst John Droz explains that those leading this agenda are merely “pied pipers,” and that the “whole business of promoting renewables as a solution is completely unproven, scientifically.”

Energy expert Steven Milloy says that “we are in this nonsensical, headlong rush to wreck our grid.”

Analysts also believe Biden and Bloomberg should take a lesson from the energy transition that both Dallas and Germany have attempted – both with flaws.

“Wind and solar do not seem to work; otherwise, after 20 years of ‘Energiewende,’ power prices would be lower and Germany would not be in trouble,” explained Germany energy economist Lars Schernikau.

So what happens now? The author of the report, Kevin Stocklin, joins us now to discuss this further.

Q&A:

  1. Have Bloomberg and the Biden administration considered what effect their push for renewables will likely have on electricity prices or the stability of our electric grid?
  2. What could happen if America’s grid goes down for an extended period of time?
  3. Based on what we’ve seen in Dallas and Germany, why aren’t more people paying attention to the negatives that come with a switch to solar/natural energy?
  4. We are told that the transition to renewables is worth it because it will save the planet from overheating. Is there reason to doubt this?
  5. Does the transition to renewables create an energy dependence on China?
  6. What kind of environmental damage could be done to the planet by this energy transition, based on your research?
  7. You recently produced a new documentary called The Shadow State, which discusses the impact of the ESG market. Tell us more about it and what it’s done for business over the past few years.
  8. Where can people view The Shadow State? We understand there’s also a DVD available?
    1. The Shadow State is available right now on Epoch TV. Those interested in purchasing the DVD can do so here.
  9. Where can we find your recent article about this subject on The Epoch Times, as well as other works you’ve written?
    1. You can find my profile page here, with all my recently written articles, including a piece on the insurers’ ESG agenda.

About Kevin Stocklin:

Kevin Stocklin is a writer, film producer, and former investment banker. He wrote and produced We All Fall Down: The American Mortgage Crisis, a 2008 documentary on the collapse of the U.S. mortgage finance system.

CONTACT: Jerry McGlothlin at: geraldmcg@outlook.com or 919-437-0001.

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