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Dardedar

@Dardedar

Low carbon aficionado. I help the nuke sales people (and deniers) out when they make boo boos (they make a lot of boo boos).

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That Was Then This Is Now 🇺🇸(@TWTThisIsNow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Martin Durkin 🇮🇱 - The Drinking Game

Take one drink whenever:
* graphs are tilted
* strawmen are propped
* key information is omitted
* falsehoods are implied
* lies are stated outright

Don't try this at home kids: you'll die of alcohol poisoning.

twitter.com/TheDisproof/st…

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Hanno Klausmeier(@HannoKlausmeier) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One year after Germany shut down their last three reactor.

Main points:

1. Did Germany increase coal power?
No coal power went down despite zero nuclear. All panic makers were proven wrong.

2. Did Germany increase its carbon intensity (emission factor)?
No Germany emission…

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Kees van der Leun (@Sustainable2050) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last year, 44% of the EU's electricity came from renewables, more than the share of fossil fuels. In 13 out of the 27 member states, its share was more than 50%.

Last year, 44% of the EU's electricity came from renewables, more than the share of fossil fuels. In 13 out of the 27 member states, its share was more than 50%.
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Marcus Gibson(@Marcusgibson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Does anyone else find it odd how - for years - conservatives called environmentalists hair-shirt wearing communists… But now, how fast conservatives are to ignore the economics on renewable energy? 🤔

Does anyone else find it odd how - for years - conservatives called environmentalists hair-shirt wearing communists… But now, how fast conservatives are to ignore the economics on renewable energy? 🤔
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Stepping on Stepien(@stepien_przemek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Almost 73% of German load in April has been renewables...

So far in 2024 the renewable share in the German mix has jumped another 4,7 percentage points vs 2023, while fossil fuels have dropped another 17%.

And no, German consumption has actually risen vs 2023.

Almost 73% of German load in April has been renewables... So far in 2024 the renewable share in the German mix has jumped another 4,7 percentage points vs 2023, while fossil fuels have dropped another 17%. And no, German consumption has actually risen vs 2023.
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Tony Cani(@tcani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I put this on TikTok yesterday & it now has over 900k views + however many came from the hundreds of others (many with huge accounts) that downloaded it and put it on their own social. Here is a version without any text on it, just in case someone wants to put it on TV.

It’s…

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John Raymond Hanger (@johnrhanger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Milestone: solar beats coal during March in Texas!

TX generates & consumes more electricity than any other state. Demand is rising rapidly & solar generation is skyrocketing in TX.

Solar exceeding coal for a month in TX is a clean energy milestone!
ieefa.org/resources/texa…

Milestone: solar beats coal during March in Texas! TX generates & consumes more electricity than any other state. Demand is rising rapidly & solar generation is skyrocketing in TX. Solar exceeding coal for a month in TX is a clean energy milestone! ieefa.org/resources/texa…
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Stepping on Stepien(@stepien_przemek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

European Union continuing last years trend or even turbocharging it in 1st quarter 2024.

For the first time ever Wind+solar produce more than fossils!

Wind+solar +11,7% (184 TWh)
Wind +9,7% (149 TWh)
Solar +21% (35 TWh)
Hydro +25,6% (94 TWh)

Fossil fuels -17,2% (172 TWh)

European Union continuing last years trend or even turbocharging it in 1st quarter 2024. For the first time ever Wind+solar produce more than fossils! Wind+solar +11,7% (184 TWh) Wind +9,7% (149 TWh) Solar +21% (35 TWh) Hydro +25,6% (94 TWh) Fossil fuels -17,2% (172 TWh)
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Dardedar(@Dardedar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Can't sell new coal plants so shift to nuke fantasy because it
a) takes forever & lets them keep burning carbon longer
b) makes super expensive uncompetitive kWh, keeping prices up
Gotta slow that RE down because people can make their own, & it's cheap.

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John Raymond Hanger (@johnrhanger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Good morning with good news: Solar may be USA's largest source of electricity by 2035! That new energy world is not a pipe dream.

26% solar CAGR from 2023-2028 is possible and would get solar to ~900 billion kilowatt-hours by 2028. Solar will generate more than hydro in 2024.

Good morning with good news: Solar may be USA's largest source of electricity by 2035! That new energy world is not a pipe dream. 26% solar CAGR from 2023-2028 is possible and would get solar to ~900 billion kilowatt-hours by 2028. Solar will generate more than hydro in 2024.
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Dr Paul Dorfman(@dorfman_p) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nuclear Energy Inst. PSEG Meanwhile, former head of US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) says:

'In the nuclear celebratory mood of the moment, there is little patience or political will for sober voices to discuss the reality that new nuclear power is actually many decades away from having any…

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Simon Evans(@DrSimEvans) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It seems Matt Ridley thinks The Telegraph readers are idiots

Let's run the numbers:

244,000km2 = area of the UK
5-10% = share of UK Matt says would need to be covered with solar to meet electricity demand in June

40MW = solar capacity per km2
500-1,000GW = solar capacity, if…

It seems @mattwridley thinks @Telegraph readers are idiots Let's run the numbers: 244,000km2 = area of the UK 5-10% = share of UK Matt says would need to be covered with solar to meet electricity demand in June 40MW = solar capacity per km2 500-1,000GW = solar capacity, if…
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Jesse Peltan(@JessePeltan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

People are consistently underestimating growth in solar and batteries.

7.9 TWh is enough to store the full daily production of over 1 TW of solar. The world will soon be able to add multiple terawatts of solar + storage every year.

Demand for batteries is extremely elastic. As…

People are consistently underestimating growth in solar and batteries. 7.9 TWh is enough to store the full daily production of over 1 TW of solar. The world will soon be able to add multiple terawatts of solar + storage every year. Demand for batteries is extremely elastic. As…
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John Raymond Hanger (@johnrhanger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hmmm...US electricity demand barely grew since 2005, even as Data Centers grew to ~18GW of demand by 2023!

Mckinsey says Data Centers will add ~17GW by 2030. That barely moves national demand. Also, US will add 51 GW of capacity in 2024! Data Center growth is easily manageable.

Hmmm...US electricity demand barely grew since 2005, even as Data Centers grew to ~18GW of demand by 2023! Mckinsey says Data Centers will add ~17GW by 2030. That barely moves national demand. Also, US will add 51 GW of capacity in 2024! Data Center growth is easily manageable.
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Simon Evans(@DrSimEvans) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Your regular reminder that solar farms take up less of the UK than golf courses - even on a pathway to net-zero

carbonbrief.org/factcheck-is-s…

Your regular reminder that solar farms take up less of the UK than golf courses - even on a pathway to net-zero carbonbrief.org/factcheck-is-s…
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Dardedar(@Dardedar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In response to a claim that using electricity more efficiently, or making it with renewables, involves working harder and living less.

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Nick Hedley(@nickhedley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Renewables cover 89% of Portugal’s electricity needs in first three months of 2024

- that’s up from 73% in the same quarter last year

theprogressplaybook.com/2024/04/03/ren…

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Stepping on Stepien(@stepien_przemek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is what the transition will look like.

Norway as a test case.

Petrol use is set to collapse suddenly, which will send shockwaves in the world order.

(Geopolitical note: China is leading the push. Why? Because oil is one of the few fields they don't command.)

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