Electroverse

March 2026 was dominated by cold across Alaska. ERA5 shows 96% of the state below the baseline. While statewide, NOAA/NCEI ranks it fourth coldest since 1925.

The data says 50/50. The headlines are already in full-blown hype mode...

Industry depends on reliable, affordable power. As costs rise, production moves abroad. Australia’s manufacturing share of GDP has fallen from 14% in the 1970s to 5% today.

Energy policy has moved from "Climate Emergency" messaging to a realization that control is everything.

...winter isn't done just yet.

Across Greenland, more ice is being added at the surface while less is being lost at the edges, resulting in a sharp deceleration in net loss.

Europe’s wine regions are battling late-season freezes, with tens of thousands of frost candles being lit across vineyards.

European governments appear to have been captured—if not by outright foreign interference, then at least by stupidity.

This is not normal seasonal progression. By late March, the vortex should be weakening and fragmenting. Instead, winter is endlessly looping—particularly up north, where records are consistently falling.

Goldman Sachs reports strikes as high as $450 per barrel are being bought.