www.eia.gov/todayinenerg...
www.eia.gov/todayinenerg...
Here’s what the USEIA actually says: www.eia.gov/electricity/...
Alabama is #3, behind #2 Connecticut and #1 Hawaii. Then Massachusetts, Maryland, Texas, Rhode Island, California, Arizona, and Florida.
Here’s what the USEIA actually says: www.eia.gov/electricity/...
Alabama is #3, behind #2 Connecticut and #1 Hawaii. Then Massachusetts, Maryland, Texas, Rhode Island, California, Arizona, and Florida.
@colinmckerrache of @BloombergNEF explains how his team forecasts global EV sales. BNEF gets it right.
@OPEC, USEIA, @exxonmobil, et al? Not so much.
#electricvehicles #energytransition
youtu.be/kYKnDqHCTy4
@colinmckerrache of @BloombergNEF explains how his team forecasts global EV sales. BNEF gets it right.
@OPEC, USEIA, @exxonmobil, et al? Not so much.
#electricvehicles #energytransition
youtu.be/kYKnDqHCTy4
Solar will make up over half of the 64 GW of new capacity coming online this year.
www.eia.gov/todayinenerg...
Solar will make up over half of the 64 GW of new capacity coming online this year.
www.eia.gov/todayinenerg...
Stop making cars and replace them with mass transit and personal mobility.
Retool factories.
Why are we wasting time letting petro-bozos call the shots?
Stop making cars and replace them with mass transit and personal mobility.
Retool factories.
Why are we wasting time letting petro-bozos call the shots?
And who uses that power? Only 11.3% is residential. The vast bulk - 72% - is used by transportation & industry.
Source: USEIA
And who uses that power? Only 11.3% is residential. The vast bulk - 72% - is used by transportation & industry.
Source: USEIA
1. US domestic crude oil produces 1.76 bb (billion barrels) of #2 Diesel.
2. US users consume 1.42 bb of US domestic crude/US refined #2
3. US excess #2 sold for export
4. US #2 […]
1. US domestic crude oil produces 1.76 bb (billion barrels) of #2 Diesel.
2. US users consume 1.42 bb of US domestic crude/US refined #2
3. US excess #2 sold for export
4. US #2 […]
I wonder what the effect would be if cryptocurrency mining were put on a high demand cutoff plan. Some businesses will curtail use by shutting down escalators in shopping malls and sending staff home early on peak demand days.
According to the USEIA 2.3%=crypto
I wonder what the effect would be if cryptocurrency mining were put on a high demand cutoff plan. Some businesses will curtail use by shutting down escalators in shopping malls and sending staff home early on peak demand days.
According to the USEIA 2.3%=crypto
Electricity demand grew, resulting in increase of natural gas burning from 13 trillion CF to 14.1 trillion CF. (USEIA, Dec. 2024)
Electricity demand grew, resulting in increase of natural gas burning from 13 trillion CF to 14.1 trillion CF. (USEIA, Dec. 2024)
Yes, they both produce greenhouse gases and potential mercury emissions but that's another discussion.
Yes, they both produce greenhouse gases and potential mercury emissions but that's another discussion.
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1) "The US produces more crude oil than any country, ever". Source: US Energy Information Administration website www.eia.gov/todayinenerg...
2) The US produces over 100 quadrillion Btu. Source: USEIA again: www.eia.gov/energyexplai...
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1) "The US produces more crude oil than any country, ever". Source: US Energy Information Administration website www.eia.gov/todayinenerg...
2) The US produces over 100 quadrillion Btu. Source: USEIA again: www.eia.gov/energyexplai...
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