In order to support innovation and expand shareholder-value, industry leaders are pushing back against DEI initiatives and embracing investment in prosperous hydrocarbon technologies. These major shifts bode well for both Frontieras and the economy as a whole.

Energy Industry’s Backtracking Shines Light on Need for Frontieras’ FASForm’s Ability to Create a More Efficient and Profitable Energy Sector

Strong energy policy creates prosperity, independence, and flourishing of nations. Many nations are paying a heavy price for their poor energy policies, but Frontieras’ FASForm energy technology offers a powerful solution for their continued growth and prosperity worldwide.

As the Artificial Intelligence industry continues to boom, global energy demands will rise significantly in response. The next generation of Artificial Intelligence technologies will increase that demand even further. Frontieras is positioned to meet those demands.

Frontieras anticipates completion of strategic company objectives in 2024, and forecasts projections in political upheaval, interest rates, opposition to the Green Agenda, and stock market developments.

A review of Frontieras North America’s company progress in 2023, relative to major developments in global energy markets and the geopolitical landscape.

Frontieras’ next-generation FASForm forecasts outsized returns and yields in the energy sector — with zero reliance upon government subsidies.

Energy reliability is crucial for businesses to maintain their operations and meet the demands of their customers. Because abundant, affordable, available energy is critical for success in every industry, Frontieras’ CEO Matthew McKean has coined the term "E2B" or "Energy to Business" to emphasize the importance of energy in driving commerce as a necessity for industry in modern society.

Frontieras FASForm is a major innovation in energy technology, expanding the value of the 225 operational coals plants in the United States with new revenue streams and allowing existing coal plants to lose the emissions, save the jobs, and retain the energy.