Monday Myth Busting:  Public Mood Shows Flaws In Sustainable Investing

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Today’s Key Takeaways:  What counted as the right thing to do before Russia invaded has suddenly switched. “Since the war, carbon emissions are suddenly much less of a concern, while energy-price-induced poverty is more of a worry.” War in Ukraine Reveals Flaws in Sustainable InvestingJames Mackintosh, The Wall Street Journal, March 27, 2022 The public mood keeps changing, and what … read more

Oil Demand & Energy Funding. Rubles for Russia. SEC Rule: Miners Not Worried.

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Today’s Key Takeaways:  Growing demand for oil influences banking view of funding.  Russia wants rubles for gas from “unfriendly countries.”  Miners welcome new SEC rule?  OPEC expresses concern about Russian oil ban.  Redistricting winners and losers.  NEWS OF THE DAY: Not All Banks Are Jumping On The Net-Zero BandwagonIrina Slav, OilPrice.Com, March 23, 2022 The banking industry, unlike many others, … read more

Energy Cyber Attack. Murkowski EV Earmarks. Alaska Special Election

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Today’s Key Takeaways:  DC prepares for cyber threat to energy sector.  Russian oil refiners cut back production. EPA targeting gas-fired power plants.  Murkowski brings home the bacon for EV ferry pilot program.   Special election set for Congressman Young’s seat.  NEWS OF THE DAY: From the Washington Examiner, Daily on Energy: UNDERSTANDING THE THREAT TO THE ENERGY SECTOR: A major question … read more