Just like that, Americans see something transformational: a leader putting his country ahead of any personal interest or ambition. A seismic jolt of energy that raises the bar on all of us to get out there and do whatever it takes to win this election.

A wild 18 months.

Agrivoltaics, but make it cute 🐑 💖 ☀

There is zero private car parking for Olympic events in the city of Paris. (And yet—through the magic of walking, rolling, biking, and transit—thousands and thousands of people got there just fine.)

The Inflation Reduction Act turns two this week. Here's what we know: - Clean investment is up 71% ($493bn); - Clean investment = *more than half* of total private investment growth - Private investment is 5-6x public investment Not bad for a toddler. cleaninvestmentmonitor.org/reports/tallyi…

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Do not miss this indispensable resource from the Sabin Center Columbia Climate School: *Rebutting 33 False Claims About Solar, Wind, and EVs* This brief compiles the modeling & empirical research that will help you counter clean-energy and climate disinformation.🙌 link in next tweet

Lol I so resonate... my partner now points them out, and substations!

There's a piece going around arguing that climate disinformation isn't a serious obstacle to climate action. IMO it rests on several incorrect premises, so I wrote a response. If you saw Holly Jean Buck's piece, I hope you'll take a look at this, too. 1/19 jacobin.com/2024/08/climat…

Big time surge problems in Punta Gorda, FL. Water has come in like a tsunami rising 5+ feet in past 30 minutes. #milton #HurricanMilton AccuWeather Storm Tracker Mike Scantlin

Storm surge home inundation Venice Bay, FL along the river from Hurricane Milton

This is crazy

This isn’t getting nearly enough attention. Phoenix may have just experienced the most extraordinary heatwave in American history. The city endured 21 consecutive days of record-breaking high temperatures, shattering the previous record of 14 days set in Burlington, Iowa,

People are posting popular vote comparisons to previous elections. Millions of votes are still not counted. In 2020, 17 million Californians voted. 11 million for Biden. So far only 55% or 9 million votes total have been counted in CA, 5.7 million for Kamala.

By 2030, China could have the ability to produce enough solar and storage infrastructure each year to match the entire electricity generation capacity of the United States.

Wow Tillis on floor just criticized GOP moving wind/solar credits to strict "placed in service" standard. Appeared to criticize Alex Epstein, who influenced the language. Tillis called him "a self-described philosopher" who's "never worked in an operational role" in power sector

How many people will lose health care in YOUR state under Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"? • Alabama – 219,803 • Alaska – 39,989 • Arizona – 365,984 • Arkansas – 158,745 • California – 2,368,466 • Colorado – 240,953 • Connecticut – 86,580 • Delaware – 54,957 • Florida –

REPEAT Project just completed our rapid analysis of the impacts of the Senate-passed version of the One Big "Beautiful" Bill (#OBBB), which the House is considering now, on the US energy sector and emissions. Still working up full report, but here is a sneak peak... 🧵

"Energy dominance" agenda: -50% copper tariff -Steel & aluminum tariff -Restrictive FEOC for new power plants -$15bn of US gas turbines to Saudis -Punitive tax treatment for solar/wind -Offshore wind moratorium -New coal subsidy

Tell me what you want is for all new stuff to cost $100/MWh without saying so