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Picture of the Week: The Enormous Changes coming in Global Energy
A great picture from the International Energy Agency (IEA) from their latest World Energy Outlook summarising the enormous changes we have to make to our energy system in the coming years…main conclusions are: electrify as much as we can, make sure that electricity is clean, improve energy efficiency and cut down on fossil fuels usage.
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The KJ Show Episode 5: Forgotten Appliances
Every week, I host 'The KJ Show,' which offers a mix of breaking news and practical advice on how the energy industry affects the consumer. During this fast-paced show, I combine weekly energy updates with conversations with leaders in the energy..
DC Moves
I frequently post papers on moves that California is making to mitigate climate change. However if California is the only government doing this, mankind will lose this war. I am happy to report on some new efforts that the U.S. Federal Government..
80. Solar rooftop: the foot soldiers of the Energy Transition - Redefining Energy podcast
The real solar revolution is happening one rooftop at the time. In China, the EU and Australia, Rooftop and C&I account for more than 60% of all solar installations (In the US, it’s only 30%)
Hot Rocks Part 3 – Widespread Geothermal Power
The title of this post indicated it’s the third part in this series. The first part was posted a little over a year ago, and the second this spring. This post is about Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS).
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