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Germany’s DWD National Weather Service Slammed For “False Statements”

By on 7. May 2017

At the site of the European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) Josef Kowatsch and Stefan Kämpfe look at the frosty spells that typically occur in mid May, the so-called “Ice Saints“, which are widely reported on by the German media each year. The German DWD national weather service, once a model for meteorology and climate, […]

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Data Analyses Show Rapid Global Surface Cooling, Growing Arctic Ice Thickness

Data Analyses Show Rapid Global Surface Cooling, Growing Arctic Ice Thickness

By on 6. May 2017

Analyses show that global temperatures continue their rapid cooling trend, as Schneefan here writes. What follows are excerpts of his recent comprehensive analysis. The cooling comes naturally in the wake of the moderate La Nina conditions that have ruled over the past months. In April surface temperatures 2 meters above the ground plummeted as the following […]

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Extreme Market Distortion: German Power Prices Could Be Negative 1000 Hours A Year!

By on 5. May 2017

Germany’s Energiewende is faltering badly. At least that’s what Christoph Eisenring of the Zurich based daily NZZ writes here, claiming the Energiewende (transition to renewable energies) is a false model for the rest of the world. The truth is that the Energiewende is on the same path as the construction of the Berlin BER airport – […]

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There Has Been No 'Global' Warming In The Southern Hemisphere, Equatorial Regions

There Has Been No ‘Global’ Warming In The Southern Hemisphere, Equatorial Regions

By on 4. May 2017

Half The Planet Has Not Cooperated With The ‘Global’ Warming Narrative According to overseers of the long-term instrumental temperature data, the Southern Hemisphere record is “mostly made up”.  This is due to an extremely limited number of available measurements both historically and even presently from the south pole to the equatorial regions. Below is an […]

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Uncontrolled Infusion Of Green Electricity Leads To Record-Breaking NEGATIVE Power Prices

Uncontrolled Infusion Of Green Electricity Leads To Record-Breaking NEGATIVE Power Prices

By on 3. May 2017

As mentioned here yesterday, Germany saw sunny and very windy conditions last Sunday and the following national holiday Monday –leading to a huge power surge into the German power grid. But because many industries were closed during these two days, demand for electricity was low, see chart below: German consumption (blue line), wind power dark […]

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Engineering PhD Calls Germany's Renewable Energy Drive "A Disaster" And "A Debacle"

Engineering PhD Calls Germany’s Renewable Energy Drive “A Disaster” And “A Debacle”

By on 2. May 2017

Wild market prices Firstly, wind energy protest organization vernunftkraft.de posted a chart showing the sheer absurdity of relying on the haphazard electricity supply that wind and solar energies are. Last Sunday Germany saw windy and sunny conditions, meaning the country’s installed wind and solar systems were running at high capacity. This however led to excess […]

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New Paper: Greenland Gained Ice Between 1940s-2000s, Added Just 1.5 cm To Sea Levels Since 1900

New Paper: Greenland Gained Ice Between 1940s-2000s, Added Just 1.5 cm To Sea Levels Since 1900

By on 1. May 2017

Greenland’s Ice Melt Contribution To Sea Level Just 1.5 cm For 1900-2010 As the HadCRUT4 temperature data indicate, there has been no net warming trend in the Arctic for the last 80 years.  In fact, from the early 1940s to the mid-1990s, the Arctic cooled. HadCRUT Arctic Temperature 1920-2017 (Climate4You) Due to its Arctic location, Greenland […]

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