2022 exposed how fragile the global energy market is and the importance of energy independence.

Holidays are an opportunity to slow down, share time with family and give thanks for the blessings of the past year. Frontieras enters 2023 with so much optimiism and opportunity. Leading up to the holidays, I have taken stock of what Frontieras North America has accomplished and the impact we are ready to make in the energy market.

The ESG initiative, promoted by the financial industry and adopted as a catch-all phrase for climate alarmists, suffered a significant blow last week. Vanguard’s withdrawal from the ESG initiative, which represents more than $7.1 trillion in assets from the NZAM, provides a pathway for other managers within the NZAM to shed the guardrails of ESG.

In a world badly in need of reliable and affordable energy production, Frontieras’ zero-waste FASForm technology turns raw coal into a variety of valuable fuels and commodities. In the years ahead, Frontieras’ tech will play a critical role in our lives, and transforming our global perspective on coal.

While the green movement sounds exciting and provides fodder for a great political speech, we now have the benefit of taking a retrospective look at the renewable movement and see the harm that it has created over the past two decades. The introduction of renewable markets has created a platform for fraud, as well an unreliable energy source that cannot scale to meet the needs of a growing population.

Frontieras North America’s Solid Carbon Fractionation™ technology solution sits between the fossil fuels and renewable energy debate. Specifically, Frontieras’ clean technology processes fossil fuels in a way that provides a smart and sensible pathway for the world to transition towards cleaner energy while addressing the current global energy crisis.

The geopolitical freedom that comes with energy independence cannot be discounted. The United States sits upon a vast reserve of coal and by adopting innovation like Frontieras’, it has a path to secure its energy independence for many generations.

The introduction of FASForm and its production of FASCarbon is poised to disrupt industrial markets as well as address the broader energy crisis with the delivery of abundant, available and affordable gas and liquid energy.

Frontieras predicts that Germany will fall the furthest because of inaction by gov to address energy shortcoming. Countries’ economic and political collapse will be a consequence of an inability to deliver abundant and affordable energy.