#Turbines

sonia aggarwal

cleantechsonia

So is 100% zero carbon electricity by 2035 doable? If we squint, we can see some possible paths, and what's most exciting - we might just be able to do

Donny Friederichsen

dfriederichsen

Thread/Update from Keller, TXThere are still rolling blackouts in the area. The water situation is slowing being fixed. We're under a water boil advisory. It's still cold but getting warmer.

Ketan Joshi

KetanJ0

This is a straight up lie that's guaranteed to go viral (whether it's from climate deniers or from people who think you can just reduce demand). The pic is from

lil mimosa

aksunshiine

Trigger warning I’m getting really tired of seeing/reading opinions on what to do with the land of Alaska, from EVERYBODY outside of that entire state.What the hell do you know?Have

Bryan

NuclearBryan

For all my new followers, I need to be clear on my area of expertise. I run nuclear reactors for a living. I know a lot about reactors. I know

Chia-Wei Chao

MacondoChao

The politics of this decision is pretty complex. Mayor of Taichung city uses Taichung coal fired power plant as a excuse to attack nuclear phase-out policy of the government, although

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

Germany’s renewables experiment is over. By 2025 it will have spent $580B to make electricity nearly 2x more expensive & 10x more carbon-intensive than France’s. The reason renewables can’t power

Brian Romanchuk

RomanchukBrian

The Texas electricity situation is sad, but it’s not clear that a lot of the finger-pointing is useful. Frozen wind turbines are a narrative being pushed, but the wrong reason.

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atomicthumbs

I have never seen anything purple on this map before. The Texas power grid is undergoing frequency sag to the point the needle is pinned at 0.09hz below nominal all

Alex Epstein

AlexEpstein

Many politicians and media members media have a vested interest in moving past the CA blackouts and raising as few questions as possible about their cause. But Americans have a

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

What sent Texas reeling is not an engineering problem, nor frozen wind turbines. It is a structure that offers no incentives to prepare for winter. In the name of deregulation

Alice Bell

alicebell

I often come up against the line that energy efficiency is boring (all too often within the green movement, who really should know better) and find it baffling.https://twitter.com/PickardJE/status/1277528498840707077 I mean,

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

This is a “snownado”. This is in Texas—where it’s getting dumped with another snow storms, with frigid temps that it’s causing rolling blackouts because gas pipelines have frozen up &

Clay Jenkins

JudgeClayJ

Just had call with Oncor’s CEO and senior leadership. The power generation increase @ERCOT_ISO forecast for last night didn’t happen. During our call ERCOT demanded an additional 500 megawatts be

iraqoilforum

iraqoilforum

According to dept of energy: “commercial agreements worth as much as $8 billion were reached during a signing ceremony between U.S. energy companies and the Government of Iraq on August

Jonathan David Lamb

JonathanDLamb

1 of 9So our glorious leaders are proposing to ban the evil internal combustion engine from 2030 and force us all to go electric (presumably). I would quite like an

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