Renewables have proven time and again to be unreliable and without the ability to sustain the rising demands of today’s energy needs. Hyperbole of achieving Net Zero climate has placed all of us in a our current energy crisis. Embracing energy allows us the power to innovate for the future across all sectors.

We are in an energy crisis that is only just beginning. Our faith in the “renewable” energy market has created a house of cards that has countries scrambling to make up for the shortfall of available energy.  Learn how the renewable energy market has played a large role in today’s current energy crisis.

The relationship between energy and our way of life is intertwined. The departure from hydrocarbons as an energy source has the potential to decimate our economy, prohibit our ability to deliver reliable energy and could leave millions vulnerable. Learn how Frontieras North America is poised to address these shortcomings and provide a reliable source of energy.

Frontieras’ upcoming FASForm plant in Mason County, West Virginia will be the first plant in the United States powered by hydrogen.

In this article, Frontieras’ Chief Technology Officer and co-founder Joe Witherspoon describes how FASForm will leverage hydrogen fuels to liberate abundant, affordable, and available energy from solid hydrocarbonaceous materials.

As the war in Ukraine unfolds, the global energy market is experiencing shockwaves in sanctions, energy prices, and the supply of oil worldwide. Energy prices are rising, and global markets and supply chains are being effected. As energy-dependent countries come to terms with their reliance on others for energy sources, the intertwined nature of the global energy market becomes clear.

The question is this: how can technological innovation address the world’s intensifying energy crisis?

Whether you stand on the “left” or the “right,” the story of energy has dominated headlines, changed policies, and become a war cry for both parties.

Read more to understand how the rapidly changing political spectrum will impact the energy market today and in the years ahead.