Love to see it!

Just mind-boggling: Texas legislators want to restrict renewables and further subsidize natural gas plants to make the grid more reliable. But again and again it's been poorly prepared gas and coal plants that in large part caused of big outages. Remember 2011 and 2021?

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In particular, we need FIRM LOW-CARBON RESOURCES, resources that are available whenever we need them, for as long as we need them. That makes firm low-carbon resources the key complement to weather-dependent renewables & time-limited batteries or demand flexibility.

19/that brings me to my final point: the rich getting richer, the poor poorer (in real terms) & the middle scrapping to get ahead looks deeply unsustainable on a macroeconomic basis. amid this inequity, could we rly cut social benefits? keep stifling wage gains for avg workers?

You’re in good company on Pocket Casts’ #WorldEnviornmentDay pod list, Catalyst w/ Shayle Kann 😎

Hey Benchmark Mineral Intelligence what's the best way to get in touch with your media team? I'm a producer for the climatetech podcast Catalyst w/ Shayle Kann and would love to talk to you all.

Wind and solar are cranking out so much power in Texas that it looks like we are having to curtail solar during a heatwave! We need more #transmission to move that cheap power to those air-conditioners!

So excited we get to finally release this! We've been working on it for months and it's a wild story.

Come work on my team!!

“It’s like if you were to get in your car and drive at 100 [mph] in 120 degree heat for a month straight. You would probably have some issues ... [Plus] if that car is also a 1969 Chevelle, it's not going to do as well,” Rhodes said. houstonchronicle.com/business/energ…

These aren't small differences in vulnerability -- these are huge. In a study of heat deaths in British Columbia in 2021, researchers found that people with kidney disease were 36 percent more likely to die during a heat wave. For people with schizophrenia, it was _200 percent_

I can’t get over this review for Catalyst w/ Shayle Kann

This is such a big deal! I'm so pleased that Melissa C. Lott, PhD is getting recognized for her incredible ability to help people understand the energy transition. I personally know people who have changed careers into climate because of her work and I'm grateful to be able to work with her!

Do your worst #energytwitter. #energyX? Idk. However you identify send your #climatetech questions!

News! My team just launched a B2B news site on emerging climate tech (check out those AI articles). We also have new staff (hello lisa martine jenkins Maeve Allsup Matthew Casey and a bunch more). Oh plus a cool new name Latitude Media and cool new look 🤠

Is my birthday, am 41. Would like: - reasonably equitable peace on earth - rapid decarbonization of human civilization while bringing everyone a developed-world standard of living - better data reporting However, will settle for a homemade carrot cake and a bicycle ride.

In the wake of Biden's new tariffs on Chinese aluminum and steel, this live conversation I'm holding next week is super relevant. We'll get some policy updates, and talk about leveraging domestic recycled steel for solar. Come join us! bit.ly/3WY2p2z