Biden cuts off clean energy exports while Kenyans cook with dung

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : This high level of energy consumption supports a wide array of economic activities - and a standard of living that is among the highest globally.
63% : Access to reliable and affordable energy is a cornerstone of economic development, facilitating industries, improving education and health care services, and ultimately, enhancing the quality of life - even lifespans - the average American lifespan in 2020 was 77.3 years, vs. 61.7 in Kenya.
60% : The transition to renewable energy sources requires significant investment in technology, infrastructure and capacity building.
59% : Kenya generates 3300 MW of electricity with about 80% of the power consumed from clean energy sources.
57% : About 45% of Kenya's power is from geothermal, 40% from hydro, 15% from fossil fuels and 5% from solar and wind.
56% : The country's landmass, at 224,960 square miles, is slightly smaller than Texas but larger than California, highlighting the vastness of the region that energy solutions are required to meet.
53% : The IMF's four reasons as to why the Kenyan government should end fuel subsidies ignore the fact that every other industry is run by the energy industry and therefore, higher energy prices means tougher economic times.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe IMF knows that fuel subsidies promote the use of fossil fuels.

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