Energy Destinies – Part 4: Renewable Economics – At Cost
newable energy costs are not easy to figue out, and fully loaded, not favorable compared to the benchmark of grid parity.
Read more...newable energy costs are not easy to figue out, and fully loaded, not favorable compared to the benchmark of grid parity.
Read more...One of the near term impacts of higher sea levels willl be balkanization of low-lying coastal areas.
Read more...California wildfires and real estate interests
Read more...Given the complexity of the link between climate shocks and financial sector outcomes, the authors argue that current methods have several key limitations that may lead to significant underestimation of potential financial sector losses.
Read more...Why rocks like granite may have potential as thermal storage media.
Read more...The tough policy choices ahead for confronting the climate crisis.
Read more...Satyajit Das continues his in-depth analysis on whether the green energy revolution can deliver on its promises, focusing today on batteries.
Read more...Supposed green hydrogen projects are more often than not are Trojan horses for fossil fuel use.
Read more...Satyajit Das provides another deep dive into the realities of the so-called energy transition.
Read more...The trajectory of climate change is starting to look worse.
Read more...Even Americans who don’t have gas stoves oppose a ban.
Read more...Montana has never denied a permit for a fossil fuel project, despite its constitution’s guarantee of the right to a clean and healthful environment.
Read more...“Only you can prevent wildfires” is neoliberal nonsense.
Read more...Neal Stephenson’s geo-engineered world
Read more...The landmark trial marks the first time in US history that kids are testifying in court about the effects of climate change on their wellbeing.
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