#EnergyPolicy

Ariane Tabatabai

ArianeTabatabai

Very pleased to announce that my report on Iran's nuclear decision-making is out today. First order of business, I want to thank @RichardMNephew and the rest of the team for

Joseph Majkut

JosephMajkut

The climate provisions in the end-of-year megabill are really good. Increased $ for R&D, modernized programs, and extension of some key subsidies show that bipartisan support for low-carbon innovation is

Julio Friedmann

CarbonWrangler

1/7 Glad to see the topic of low-C heat (especially industrial heat) getting more attention. Thanks @virtualnomad for this piece. A few quick additional thoughts:https://twitter.com/virtualnomad/status/1335574011250667520 2/7 Heat is harder

Noah Kaufman

noahqk

A big new climate bill today from the #2 Dem in the Senate, Dick Durbin. See how it compares on the updated @ColumbiaUEnergy carbon tax page. Here's a with a

Dr. Melissa C. Lott

mclott

Awesome to work with @CarbonWrangler on this paper and thanks to our colleagues @ColumbiaUEnergy and beyond for their thoughts and feedback as we were writing it. Some thoughts below https://twitter.com/ColumbiaUEnergy/status/13265468278443

RDCEP

RDCEPorg

Two centuries of energy transitions in one animated graphic: see how U.S. energy use has changed from 1800 to today using our interactive Sankey animation at http://us.sankey.rdcep.org . 1/x#EnergyTransition #EnergyPolicy Our

Chad Smith

chadasmith36

Good article on the carbon taxes vs. regulatory approaches to solving climate change. If I may…let me also weigh in on “the age ol’ pricing vs. standards debate” and argue

Julio Friedmann

CarbonWrangler

1/9 I echo the @vsiv comment - may all public reps be as clear & thoughtful as @SeanCasten and as good at their jobs.Of course, as someone cited in this

Dr. Melissa C. Lott

mclott

[1/17] Thrilled to launch this new report today. Some thoughts below https://twitter.com/columbiauenergy/status/1338582113902333957 [2/17] Zero-carbon electricity will be the backbone of a net-zero economy. The research is clear - in order

brad plumer

bradplumer

Can America get to net zero emissions by 2050, as Biden has pledged? A big new study from @JesseJenkins and his Princeton colleagues goes into exhaustive detail on what it

Anders Hove

derznovich

Here are some brief thoughts on the renewable energy aspects of the new announcement: On 12 December 2020, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced China’s revised targets for its NDC, including

Lachlan Carey

lachlanrcarey

1/ Since it itis the season of takes, home sickness, and unsolicited advice to the Biden administration, I felt the need to write about what can be learned from

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