It's a Modelling World - Energy Realities LIVEWhat does the Data show us about Net Zero? Or, can you even trust the Data? Check out the International team of David Blackmon, Irina Slav, Tammy Nemeth and Stu Turley live 8:00 Central US. From Bulgaria, UK, and TexasHighlights of the Podcast 01:00 - Microsoft 02:14 - Biggest problem with these computer models 04:32 - The IPCC 09:33 - Can you trust any data? 11:19 - The banks are now having modeling issues 15:35 - The digital currency 16:54 - The looming disaster in the EV industry  23:01 - About the interconnects  32:19 - Eco-friendly startups are turning to treeless toilet paper 34:42 - Big Shell investors urge others to back greater climate action 37:32 - McKinsey, JP Morgan, Alphabet and others signed $58 billion biomass based carbon removal deal through Frontier 40:56 - The G7 coal exit goal puts focus on Germany, Japan and US 42:09 - Datacenters now need a reactor's worth of power, Dominions Says  45:08 - Carbon Capture  49:04 - Net zero's days are numbered. Why Europeans are souring on the climate agenda 50:09 - Life after net zero 55:15 - The Great Barrier Reef 57:04 - Real big disasterThe gang of 4 from the UK, US, and Bulgaria, are ready for Monday morning. Get your coffee, or expresso, and ask us questions live on YouTube, X, or LinkedIn!David Blackmon, Principal at DB Energy Advisors, Energy Author, Contributing Author for Forbes, and Podcast Host. Contact on Twitter @EnergyAbsurdityIrina Slav, International Author for Oil Price, Substack, and others, Writing about Energy, Mining, and Geopolitical Issues. Bulgaria Contact on Twitter @SlavEnergy Tammy NemethEnergy Consulting SpecialistStu TurleyPresident, and CEO, Sandstone Group, Podcast HostSponsorships are available or get your own corporate brand produced by Sandstone Media. David Blackmon LinkedInDB Energy Questions The Crude Truth with Rey TrevinoRey Trevino LinkedInEnergy Transition Weekly ConversationDavid Blackmon LinkedInIrina Slav LinkedInStu Turley (https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuturley/) LinkedIn