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Is Atlas Shrugging in 2022? The US Industrial Complex Under Fire: Part 1

August 30, 2022

Ayn Rand’s landmark novel, Atlas Shrugged is a favorite with philosophers and libertarians alike. But at 1,168 pages Rand’s thesis/manifesto/novel is perhaps not so fondly recalled by those who found it on the required reading list. Engineers, plant managers, and especially heavy industry CEOs enduring turbulent 2022 just might…

Manufacturing shutdowns due to high energy costs

energy, energy infrastructure, Insider, trending news

Biden’s Green Energy Policies Put a Huge Dent in the US Aluminum Supply

Dan Duszynski

August 15, 2022

High-Cost Energy Crunch Shuts Down Century Aluminum Plant in 2022 At Century Aluminum, 600 laid-off American workers in Hawkesville, Kentucky are paying the immediate penalty for the Biden administration’s aggressive push to green energy. With natural gas prices tripling under the Biden regime, the second largest US aluminum mill…

crude oil, energy, Insider, oil & gas, trending news

Pumped Up Oil Prices, Russian Crude, and the Petrochemical Supply Chain in 2022

Dan Duszynski

March 23, 2022

American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) Catching Heat Over the Cold Hard Facts About Russian Crude Imports AFPM is “springing into action” this March, in the nation’s capital. The Washington DC-based organization is self-described as a, “leading trade association representing the makers of the fuels that keep Americans moving and…

crude oil, energy, energy infrastructure, Insider, trending news

Keystone Karma, Russia, and Ukraine: US Braces For Record Gas Prices for the Remainder of 2022

Dan Duszynski

March 8, 2022

“The cost of crude oil — and gasoline— began to climb over the past month as Putin massed forces on the Ukrainian border. The diplomatic back-and-forth has whipsawed financial and commodity markets as investors try to price in what an armed conflict and U.S. sanctions against Russia would mean for…

energy, green energy, hydrogen fuel cells, Rare Earth Minerals

The Green Energy Grab 2021: Blue Gas, Industrial Wind Mills, and a Lot of Hot Air

Dan Duszynski

May 3, 2021

There’s no getting away from the powerful influence on industries of the politically driven rush to replace fossil fuel, coal, and other traditional “carbon-emitting” energy sources with an “all-electric” power grid. After decades under the legislative green thumb of what many are now recognizing as nothing less than “radical…

clean energy, energy, green energy, lithium batteries, Mining Jobs, Rare Earth Minerals

Rethinking the Lithium-Ion Battery Supply Chain

Dan Duszynski

October 7, 2020

During Tesla’s recent 2020 shareholders meeting (a.k.a. “Battery Day”), Elon Musk — CEO of Tesla and Chairman at SolarCity — talked for a good hour about batteries. Particularly, Musk discussed innovations in lithium-ion batteries — such as replacing cobalt with nickel cathodes. (more…)

energy, Infrastructure Construction, trending news

Scorn For Vital Energy Resources Leaves the California Power Grid at Risk of Collapse

Dan Duszynski

September 3, 2020

Kneeling to Radical Environmentalism Leaves California Residents Sweating Out Rolling Blackouts At Resource Erectors we’re always right upfront when it comes to exciting new sustainable technology and eco-friendly advancements that lead to a better, healthier ecosystem on this little blue marble we all live and work on. We’ve even got…

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