I wrote a book in the early ‘70s called the “Irrelevance of Planning in the ‘60s.” It was published by The MIT Press. The reviews were good. It sold enough copies to permit me to eat out at a middling… Continue Reading →
Visionary, business leader and energy educator joins Fuel Freedom Foundation’s national effort to break America’s oil addiction
IRVINE, CA–APRIL 4, 2013 – John Hofmeister, energy and leadership expert, former president of Shell Oil and CEO of Citizens for Affordable Energy,… Continue Reading →
“Picking winners and losers” is a canard routinely trotted out against subsidies for replacement fuels. But if government is playing favorites with any industry, it’s oil, and so it’s gone since Henry Ford designed his first Model T to run… Continue Reading →
Between half-time breaks in football games and during free evenings, I read the recent projections from Exxon Mobil Corp. and EIA for future energy consumption. Both analyses, one by a major global oil company, and the other by a government… Continue Reading →
I’ve had a series of discussions with some bright and successful people in Orange County who have looked seriously at electric cars (EVs). Some own them. Some want them. Some are skeptical about them. Because EVs will play a key… Continue Reading →
