Wind and solar generation has now overtaken coal in 24 states💪 Illinois was the latest to join the ranks in 2024, following Arizona, Colorado, Florida and Maryland in 2023.

Two sources are relevant today: - solar - natural gas Two sources are relevant for humanity’s future: - solar - nuclear Plan accordingly.

We made the pilgrimage. Stove guy wasn’t lying. Battery stove rocks.

People keep saying that "batteries are bad" because: "batteries don't create energy. batteries consume energy." Nothing. Creates. Energy. Energy is neither created nor destroyed. "Energy production" and "energy consumption" are economic terms — not physics terms. We don't

Innovation is the only way forward wired.com/story/gms-new-…

This is such a hopeful interview. I'm officially geothermal(-electric)-pilled. Stephen Lacey The Green Blueprint pca.st/episode/2e0ec3…

Not sure how many people realize that battery storage already supplies 30% of California’s electricity demand at peak. Batteries aren’t the future — they’re here now.

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Solar power is very obviously the future if you can do elementary math. Compared to the Sun, all other energy combined is like caveman burning some twigs.

Jesse Peltan “ The biggest source of energy is The Sun. One of the ways you can think about the progress of a civilization is the Kardashev scale. You're Kardashev level 1 if you harness the power of a planet, 2 if you harness the power of a solar system, or 3 if you harness the power of

I spent the last day digging through Trump's four executive orders on nuclear power and put together a list of what I saw as the 13 most significant measures. I tried to be as thorough as possible and got expert sources with varied perspectives on the record.

AL.com: Alabama doled out $86 million for storm-resilient homes: ‘It worked like gangbusters’ al.com/news/2025/05/a…

Worried about battery fires, but...

I was told this is not possible

Abruptly ending the energy tax credits would threaten America’s energy independence and the reliability of our grid - we urge the senate to enact legislation with a sensible wind down of 25D and 48e. This will ensure continued speedy deployment of over 60 GW capacity per year to

Seems like we should not be trying to kill the renewable energy industry right now...