The Energy Show

When it comes to grid innovations, what technologies and exciting opportunities are out there? What will it take to balance environmental political goals with engineering and reliability goals? In this episode, Neil Chatterjee joins Mike in discovering how misguided public policy oftentimes puts the electric grid at risk, how innovative technology may strengthen the grid, and what is necessary from policy makers and engineering experts to achieve these goals.

Are ESG pensions good for the investor? Are your pensions and investments safe in today's world? In this episode, Ted Siedle joins Mike to discuss how public pensions are ripe for fraud, who has control, who is neglected, and how deep the politicization goes.

Car manufacturers are having a difficult time grappling with the supply and demand of the electric vehicle market. The average American simply doesn’t have the money or access to the infrastructure to make it their everyday vehicle. In this episode, Tom Pyle joins Mike to discuss the turbulence that plagues the electric vehicle market, and why government intervention is making it worse.

Is the motivation of the Global Climate Summit entirely intended for tackling climate change? Is it environmentalists or global leaders who get to negotiate and whose interests are subsidized? In this episode, Henri Schneider joins Mike Mauceli in discovering how the agendas at these conferences require massive wealth transfers with no guarantee of success, why an oil chief from an OPEC nation was selected to lead this year’s global climate summit, and what would be implemented should our global leaders put climate first.

Are wind and solar power running out of juice? Are we amidst another bailout or economic collapse In this episode, Jonathan Lesser joins Mike Mauceli in discovering how reality is setting in for wind power, how this failure may cost taxpayers even more money, and “how the benefits of the few are at the expense of the many.”

How realistic is it for electricity alone to “fuel”this world? How ethical is it for the US government to subsidize the manufacturing of EVs and the mining of its parts overseas? In this episode, Ron Stein joins Mike Mauceli in discovering why automakers are abandoning EV production, a breakdown of the different types of energy, and where we may be headed next.

REI Energy Show #12 - How will oil & gas be impacted by the Israeli war? What are the direct and indirect effects in the Middle East and the global energy market? In this episode, journalist Jim Krane joins Mike Mauceli in exploring the complexities of the war, how governments are reacting, and what energy stresses we may expect if it continues.

REI Energy Show #11 – How is electricity priced during inflation? Do you have the fairest deal and pay terms based on your usage and needs In this episode, Holly Scott joins Mike in exploring how you can build the best energy plan if you live in a deregulated state.

REI Energy Show#10 – Does the transition to electric truck vehicles cause more harm than good Is the EPA doing enough due diligence for all parties involved In this episode, Mike Kucharski joins Mike Mauceli to explore how the EPA’s proposed new regulations will impact the supply chain and increase prices for consumers.

REI Energy Show #09 – What’s behind the Autoworker's Strike? How will everyone be affected by the Green New Deal In this episode, Mark Mills joins Mike in a thorough breakdown of how the Green New Deal affects the Autoworkers Strike, in turn affecting the consumer. Find out what it means for investors, the American Auto Industry, and ultimately the future of the entire world.