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Michael Liebreich Green.Org Transition Show @[email protected] Ed Crooks The Energy Gang

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I have been invited to do the keynote interview with Pilita Clark at the 4th FT Hydrogen Summit on June 12. As you can see from the Q&A that appears in the conference brochure, I will be helping the day kick off with a dose of physical & economic reality. linkedin.com/pulse/future-h…

'easyJet Leads First Hydrogen Refueling Trials At Bristol Airport'. Did they fuel a plane? No they fueled a baggage tractor! 🤣
simpleflying.com/easyjet-first-…

Critiquing renewable energy for not meeting Primary Energy Demand is like criticising a smartphone for not using fax paper.
telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/…

Critiquing renewable energy for not meeting Primary Energy Demand is like criticising a smartphone for not using fax paper.
telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/…

Anyone else noticed that ads for Temu are different? You can't block Temu, and if you click on the icon you don't go to their Twitter bio, you go directly to their website. You can click 'I don't like this ad', but you still get their ads. I will NEVER buy anything from Temu.

I love the hydrogen ladder from Michael Liebreich. If you do not know it, please have a look.

I think that besides the first line and probably steel + chem. feedstock, hydrogen will simply not be used (at least in my career and I am 35).

Let's discuss one: Long-term storage 🧵
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'easyJet Leads First Hydrogen Refueling Trials At Bristol Airport'. Did they fuel a plane? No they fueled a baggage tractor! 🤣
simpleflying.com/easyjet-first-…

must, must-read, @ambroseEP on the stock & flow of green m a mention of the great work of Michael Liebreich telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/…

The UK’s emissions are now 53% below 1990 levels, while GDP has grown by 82% - don't anyone try to tell me decoupling emissions from the economy is impossible. And no, it's not because of imports: the collapse of primary industry was largely over by 2000.
carbonbrief.org/analysis-uk-em…

Two things happened on the California ISO grid last night.
1) Battery storage discharge went over 6GW for the
first time
AND
2) Batteries were the largest source of supply.

Ukrainians DIED in their thousands Speaker Mike Johnson because you didn't say exactly this, six months ago. You are going to have to live with that knowledge forever. But whatever: get the deal done and then please disappear, equally despised across the entire political spectrum.

Ukrainians DIED in their thousands Speaker Mike Johnson because you didn't say exactly this, six months ago. You are going to have to live with that knowledge forever. But whatever: get the deal done and then please disappear, equally despised across the entire political spectrum.

'The biggest challenge facing low-emission hydrogen is that it is expensive to produce, expensive to transport, expensive to store, expensive to distribute and expensive to use.' mliebreich.substack.com/p/some-thought…

I will be the keynote interviewee at the upcoming 4th FT Hydrogen Summit. They asked me for some thoughts ahead of the event, and as you can see, I will be doing my best to keep it grounded in physical and economic reality. Should be an interesting day...
open.substack.com/pub/mliebreich…

Analysis: UK emissions in 2023 fell to lowest level since 1879 | Simon Evans Dr Verner Viisainen - vernerviisas.bsky.social

Read here: buff.ly/3xPFCeo

'No place in our homes' | #Hydrogen blends leak twice as much in household cookers compared to gas: report

Lab tests confirm that leakage rate is likely to wipe out any climate benefits of using #H2 in the first place

#blending #naturalgas #gas

hydrogeninsight.com/policy/no-plac…

Dear energy & climate twitter,

Don’t waste time or emotional energy listening to a podcast with Dieter Helm on. It’s been a long time since he’s was a useful contributor in this space. Listen to something good instead, maybe the Zero (Bloomberg) or Michael Liebreich’s one.

Love, Rob