Caroline is a Houston-born analyst focusing on Gulf Coast oil, LNG, and industrial electrification. She studies how legacy energy systems and new clean-power infrastructure reshape the economic future of the American South.
Executive Tier | Series: THE ROBOT COVENANT (Part 8 of 8) ◀️ Previous Article | ▶️ Next Article | 📚 The Series Index Executive Summary Houston is one of the few places on earth where cheap energy, heavy industry, port logistics, and technical institutions line up strongly enough to make it a genuine “decarbonization lab.” This
Executive Tier | Series: THE ROBOT COVENANT (Part 7 of 8) ◀️ Previous Article | ▶️ Next Article | 📚 The Series Index Executive Summary Houston is emerging as the only U.S. region capable of executing a full industrial reshoring flywheel—where six structural advantages combine into a self-reinforcing system of growth. Its low-cost, high-volatility
Professional Tier | Series: THE ROBOT COVENANT (Part 6 of 8) ◀️ Previous Article | ▶️ Next Article | 📚 The Series Index Executive Summary This article argues that the greatest danger of modern machine systems is not their errors but their invisibility. The crashes of Lion Air 610 and Ethiopian 302 illustrate this: both crews
Public Access (Free Member) | Series: THE ROBOT COVENANT (Part 2 of 8) ◀️ Previous Article | ▶️Next Article | 📚 The Series Index Executive Summary This essay argues that automation is not just transforming production but reorganizing the geography of carbon. As human labor is replaced by machines, energy shifts from dispersed biological and
Professional Tier | Series: THE GREAT OVERLOAD (Part 4 of 8) ◀️ Previous Article | ▶️ Next Article | 📚 The Series Index Executive Summary The global power system is undergoing a structural repricing—not a marginal shift in electricity rates but a redefinition of value, scarcity, and access itself. Four forces drive this transformation: chaos,
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