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Batteries: Still boomin'

Batteries: Still boomin'

Plus lots more across energy and sustainability circles

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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Infinite Jerk

Infinite Jerk

Climate change is accelerating, risking serious destabilization of Earth's systems and requiring us to reset our mental and physical models of what's necessary to respond.

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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EV sales slump

EV sales slump

Plus lots more across energy and sustainability circles

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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Backwardation

Backwardation

Exploring energy market dislocations and what they portend for decarbonization and energy transition and innovation efforts

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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Middle East conflict risks contagion

Middle East conflict risks contagion

Plus lots more across energy and sustainability circles

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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Bring Your Own Power (BYOP)

Bring Your Own Power (BYOP)

A deep dive on how data center developers plan to power their projects

Nick van Osdol
Tommy Hughes
Nick van Osdol, +1
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That's one way to boost oil prices

That's one way to boost oil prices

Plus lots more across energy and sustainability circles

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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The Endangerment Finding: A Deep Dive

The Endangerment Finding: A Deep Dive

What its repeal does and doesn’t portend for climate work broadly

Nick van Osdol
Stu Nissenbaum
Nick van Osdol, +1
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Geoengineering is no longer a useful term

Geoengineering is no longer a useful term

Why it’s time to retire it and to come up with other terms and taxonomies for climate interventions

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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Who's got gas?

Who's got gas?

Plus lots more across energy and sustainability circles

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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Solid-state, for real

Solid-state, for real

Plus lots more across energy and sustainability circles

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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From moral hazards to moral responsibilities

From moral hazards to moral responsibilities

Constraining science to protect against moral hazard risks is no moral victory

Nick van Osdol
Nick van Osdol
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