#Renewables

Chris Wallace

c_s_wallace

.⁦@AustralianLabor⁩’s cracking frontbencher ⁦@tanya_plibersek⁩ in convo with CBR’s own ⁦@ALeighMP⁩ ⁦@CanberraMuse⁩ on #UpturnABetterNormalAfterCOVID19 ⁦@newsouthpub⁩. #auspol 1/n #BuildThings #MakeThings #CareForPeop

Tim Hogan

TimInHonolulu

1. On China: My home was like a little Chinese museum of things that my parents brought back after the fled Shanghai in the spring of 1949. Our folks raised

Tiana Lowe

TianaTheFirst

These two men have created nearly 900,000 jobs that didn't exist previously. They've created more than $2 trillion in wealth through entrepreneurship & innovation. Just remember that when people who've

Mary Anne Hitt

maryannehitt

A thread on the recent extreme weather and power outages. @SierraClub at this time is most concerned about the safety of our colleagues, friends, and families as harsh weather continues

Faux Me Right?

FauxRight

Upstream Energy Transition: A Thread. If you're like me, you've been in the upstream bizz for most of your career (f' it's closer to two decades now). When the energy

Drew Smithee, PE

DrewSmithee

Energy Twitter has struck a nerv. Apparently a lot of you experts don't know basic terms. I hope this is a short thread but I'll add to it if I

Veeti Pitkoilija (@[email protected])

VeetinP

#Bitcoin 's energy consumption FUD is baseless. There's no issue with energy consumption in the world; the consumption itself isn't the cause of CO2 emissions. Rather, the issue is with

Promises Made, Promises Broken

LostBy2864974

1/Trump was elected as a political outsider and because of his charisma and his business acumen. Unfortunately, much of this was and remains a charade, with no more reality to

Earth First! UK

earthfirst_uk

Debunking Banks Group’s lies. #DefendDewleyHill #NoThanksBanks #NoMoreCoalBanks Group say they’re mystified by the advised rejection of their proposed opencast coal mine at Dewley Hill.https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-new

Romit Mehta

romitme

2020 has been a hard year and most would be happy to see the back of it. It was also a year that allowed humans to make a generational leap

James Talarico

jamestalarico

Texas is experiencing a humanitarian crisis. People are burning furniture to heat their homes, melting snow to flush their toilets, risking carbon monoxide poisoning to protect their children.If Texas was

Albert Cheung

albertwycheung

At the end of a tough year, I've been reflecting on energy transition and climate progress in 2020. There are quite a few reasons to be optimistic! (thread) 1. Emissions

Nick Aberle

NickAberle

Vic Govt just released its report on the state's 2018 emissions inventory (I know, srsly its Dec 2020, so data is two years old ). Anyway, some interesting bits to

Conor Kenny

ConorKenny

WTF is this!?!? We’re in the middle of a crisis, w/ people freezing to death, caused by 1/3 of our nuke, coal, and gas plants failing in the cold, and

Mark Hill

Mark_Hill1

Government ‘close’ to giving Sizewell C green light, reports say https://www.eadt.co.uk/business/sizewell-c-green-ligth-reports-1-6909641?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social_Icon&utm_campaign=in_article_social_icons 1 Whilst th

Nikos Tsafos

ntsafos

How SE Asia meets its electricity needs is one the most consequential issues of our time–for energy markets, climate change, and geopolitics. Very happy to see this paper I wrote

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