New paper forthcoming in JEEA! I use causal treatments to identify the mechanisms that make men compete more than women in Muriel Niederle and Lise Vesterlund's seminal experiment. Short answer: men are more confident and risk-tolerant. Long answer: 👇 (1/4)

What is the most valuable contribution the Nordics could do for sustainable development in cities all over the world? The Nordic #biogas model: Conceptualization, societal effects, and poli... sciencedirect.com/science/articl… BiogasSolutionsResearchCenter #biomethane #biofertilizer

Encouraging thread on faster-than-expected improvements in hydrogen efficiency. A huge benefit of this development is that we will need less electricity for hydrogen production.

Nice chart. It’s clear that he off shore wind industry, in particular, expect to see continued falling costs. That is good news.

A 🧵on the evidence around nudging. Basically: the recent debate has been pretty dumb on both sides.

Multidisciplinary research is central to solving grand challenges and drives scientific breakthroughs. Yet scientists are punished for doing multidisciplinary work. New study finds highest performing multidisciplinary scientists are punished the most. pubsonline.informs.org/doi/10.1287/or…

FLASH! Elprisområdesvis presentation av elens klimatavtryck i Sverige är en potentiell gamechanger för energidebatten i Sverige. Hur ofta är skånsk el egentligen brun? Och hur brun? Hur kommer företagen hantera detta i sina klimatbokslut osv, osv...

Good thread on why infrastructure for fossil fuels may be uneconomic to sustain sooner than one might think. This issue of minimum viable scale is often overlooked when discussing the energy transition.