Technologist responding to climate emergency. Heat pump installer and founder of conga.uk. Computer scientist. 316ppm.
What a weird word of use - ‘failed’. I failed to crash my car last week. I failed to miss my train yesterday. Etc. etc.
BusinessGreenEV100: Over 70 per cent of large corporates failed to purchase diesel or petrol vehicles last year businessgreen.com/ne...
Emergency, what emergency!
Ellie Mae O'HaganThank god, no more climate change www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
It’s weird how the continued closure of the strait isn’t news in the uk any more even though the impact is predicted to be about to spread massively. Pretty damning how news is focused on the novel rather than the important.
Jan RosenowOn 28 February the Strait of Hormuz closed. It is still not fully open. We have a new commentary out this week and model supply and price impacts under three closure scenarios. The results are concerning. Write-up on Bright Spots soon: substack.com/@janrosenow
Lovely chart showing how the electricity generation by gas (yellow) has been replaced over the last 6 years with battery discharge (blue).
David RobertsAnother for instance! Down in Queensland, Australia, fossil gas used to provide all the peak power. Then batteries start nibbling at it. Then chomping on it. And now they've basically eaten it all up. No more gas. Look at this graphic! Glorious. reneweconomy.com.au/big-batterie...
Stunning data viz from @neilkaye.bsky.social Took me a while to decode. Black lines are 30 year averages. Peaks up and down are gb variations over last 12 months from those averages. Clearly visible is the recent sunny dry April and the wet Oct 25 — Feb 26. Oh and the generally warming planet.
Neil KayeHere in the UK, April was warm, very sunny and dry (except in West Scotland). Here is a climate/weather #dataviz summary for the past 12 months #globalwarming #climatechange