The Taliban is attending the UN COP29. You can’t make this stuff up. While almost all major leaders decided to skip the UN COP29 this year in spite of the worsteling situation of global climate temperatures, the regime decided to take their chance. #climatechange #COP29

Stay safe folks. Our climate has changed.

Anyone who refuses to see that the future of road transport is electric is not watching close enough, or doesn’t want to.

Prepare the GRIDS for the solar tsunami.

Good news to make your day.

Which option is the easiest for an individual to cut its carbon dioxide emissions? I had quite an argument with a colleague about this and I am very curious to hear where twitter mates stand.

The future of energy is ELECTRICITY. Now let’s go invest in our GRIDS so that we don’t get surprised many years further down the line why it’s falling apart because oh gosh too much demand I didn’t see it coming?

Stranded assets in the making.

Had a talk with a climate finance and policy expert this week and he had a great point about the feasibility of the 1,5C ambition: in a couple of years, not too far away in the future, the 1,5C will likely be dead and everyone from NGOs to business and policymakers will step down

You would think I made this up but destiny brought this to my timeline. Ladies and gentlemen: A frustrated owner of a hydrogen car. How surprising, I’m shocked. What do you mean stations are closing?

Huge article dedicated to Huawei in the Dutch newspaper NRC this weekend. I talked about it just two weeks ago. We are not ready for the Chinese tech tsunami. It’s as if Vodafone started working on Porsches & Dysons, and few are are watching. ~translation: soon will the whole of

Worth checking.

Blackouts looming on Western Europe. The most astonish in this all is the fact that if you even try talk about the importance of inertia in the system with some of the policymakers that are supposed to create the policies that affect our grids, some won’t even know what it is.

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