This is awesome - thanks to entrepreneurial brilliance...& $2B conditional loan fr U.S. Department of Energy Jigar Shah bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg Green

.EIA gives perspective in AM factoid: In 2023, U.S. residential electricity bills increased by 2% compared w 2022. That growth rate was slower than inflation, 4.1% in 2023. Over the past decade, residential electricity prices have increased more slowly than inflation

I am preparing 3 ads for postdoctoral scientists:

1. Geophysical modeling to address climate challenges

2. Quantitative modeling/analysis at intersection of economic development and climate mitigation

3. Empirical foundations of estimates of climate-damage/adaptive-capacity…

Fascinating @EIA I knew nothing about coal exports via B-more. Supply chains are fascinating - where how much of what goes. Awful to learn it this way & new headaches for Biden admin supply chain warriors. eia.gov/todayinenergy/…

The re-industrialization of America is here. $6 billion across steel, cement, chemicals, aluminum, glass, process heat, pulp and paper, even ICE CREAM.

Hard to decarbonize? Not in the US

Great work U.S. Department of Energy and everyone involved
energy.gov/articles/biden…

Very exciting news! If some of these projects succeed & can scale U.S. Department of Energy can make a huge contribution to cutting global C footprints Canary Media canarymedia.com/articles/clean…

Congratulations, Jonas! (& I'm pleased to be cited....)

This is fantastic! The demand side of innovation is so important and poorly appreciated. Great to see some leading firms taking it on. Government is doing better but there's much room for improvement.