Todd De Ryck

I didn't miss the point. I would prefer natural gas be burned instead of coal, a lesser evil, but too expensive, understood. However wording it "renewables and coal" can be misleading to some without showing the numbers. As the late Sir David MacKay would say "numbers, not adjectives".

Currently India's electricity mix is absolutely dominated by coal with a small bit of low emissions generation. Too bad Canada LNG is too expensive, it would be a lesser evil than this stunningly large amount of coal

The battle for Canada's clean energy future Nuclear made Ontario green. So why is Canada still stuck debating hydro vs. hydrocarbons?

Nuclear made Ontario green. So why is Canada still stuck debating hydro vs. hydrocarbons?

zionlights.substack.com/p/battle-for...

Sure, but what scale? Do you agree with BNEF about BESS from late 2021 358GW/1TWh by 2030 at cost of $262 billion over 8 years? In 2024, BESS was 150GW/363GWh and global electricity consumption was 30,000TWh. This doesn't seem like nearly enough BESS to me. Some say TX will have 14GW/20GWh in '25

checking in on pitt’s camp

How Canada Can Become a Nuclear Superpower - Macleans.ca The CANDU reactor, a 70-year-old Canadian technology, is our ace in the hole

How Canada Can Become a Nuclear Superpower - macleans.ca/politics/how...

Why is the global energy access debate so confused? 15 facts about energy and how people use it

Why is the global energy access debate so confused?
open.substack.com/pub/toddmoss...

The battle for Canada's clean energy future Nuclear made Ontario green. So why is Canada still stuck debating hydro vs. hydrocarbons?

The battle for Canada's clean energy future
open.substack.com/pub/zionligh...

"The energy ministers of France and Belgium have signed a declaration of intent for the two countries to deepen their cooperation on nuclear energy. The move comes after Belgium decided to reverse its nuclear phase-out policy." […]

Live 24/7 CO₂ emissions of electricity consumption Electricity Maps is a live 24/7 visualization of where your electricity comes from and how much CO2 was emitted to produce it.

Actually, according to the data, it would be more accurate to say the electricity generated in TX is mostly by gas, with some wind and solar and coal and nuclear. Batteries are likely not producing enough to bother a mention. app.electricitymaps.com/zone/US-TEX-...

The rise of green tech is feeding another environmental crisis The world's race to decarbonise has led to the rise of electric cars - and with it, soaring demand for lithium, which is required for the batteries

bbc.com/news/article...

Our 100% Renewable Energy Vision - The Solutions Project Explore our interactive map to see what 100% renewable energy could look like where you live in the year 2050.

The 100% WWS advocates show math sometimes. I wonder if they think all countries in the world will accept using much less energy in 2050 than they do today, eg Bangladesh -59%. I know this seemed ridiculous, bizarre and foolish, but they actually show it thesolutionsproject.org/what-we-do/i...

From Research Legacy to Clean Energy Potential: MCC Staff Tours Whiteshell Laboratories  | Manitoba Chambers of Commerce On July 8, MCC staff toured Whiteshell Laboratories — a critical site in Canada’s nuclear history and one with growing relevance as Manitoba charts a path toward a clean, resilient economy. The visit ...

From Research Legacy to Clean Energy Potential: MCC Staff Tours Whiteshell Laboratories  mbchamber.mb.ca/2025/07/21/f...

Sorry to my American friends I know the context of this won’t make sense to most of you….but the Canadians on here are going to find this HILARIOUS!!!

+ NY & NE much have clean energy standards are giving up on offshore wind for nuclear.

What are his thoughts on EU committing 240 billion on nuclear, Africa $100 billion, Japan restarting nuclear, The Philippines and Indonesia committing to nuclear and USA, Canada, China, India, etc carrying on with nuclear, Estonia abandoning 100% renewable, nuclear now priority

Voltage, inertia and the Iberian blackout part 1: the theory The Iberian blackout demonstrated the importance of voltage control and reactive power, but these concepts are poorly understood

I would be great if you could discuss with ‪@mzjacobson.bsky.social‬ how synchronous inertia and tight tolerances for voltage and frequency, reactive power, etc will be done on electricity grids watt-logic.com/2025/07/16/v...

Our 100% Renewable Energy Vision - The Solutions Project Explore our interactive map to see what 100% renewable energy could look like where you live in the year 2050.

So Canada is supposed to use 63% less energy in 2050 than today, I certainly won't agree to that, how about other Canadians? thesolutionsproject.org/what-we-do/i...

Please ask Dr. Jacobson if he would be willing to comment on this retractionwatch.com/2024/02/15/s...

Our 100% Renewable Energy Vision - The Solutions Project Explore our interactive map to see what 100% renewable energy could look like where you live in the year 2050.

Please ask Dr. Jacobson if he thinks poor people all over the world will accept using 59% less energy in 2050 than they do today, for example Bangladesh, from his "The Solutions Project" thesolutionsproject.org/what-we-do/i...

The Wall Street Journal Article on LNT On Saturday, the Wall Street Journal published an article that was mildly critical of LNT.

A very simple, short, straightforward article as to why our current global radiation protection standard is so wrong and needs to be replaced. The Wall Street Journal Article on LNT open.substack.com/pub/jackdeva...

We Are Eating the Earth: The Race to Fix Our Food System and Save Our Climate The Race to Fix Our Food System and Save Our Climate

🔌💡 #Greensky Just finished @mikegrunwald.bsky.social ’s We Are Eating the Earth. It's a must-read for anyone who cares at all about climate, for at least three big reasons: (1) It will deeply challenge your understanding of what makes agriculture “sustainable” (unless you’ve already read...

YouTube video by WePlanet Bad Idea #16 "let's ditch intensive farming" with Michael Grunwald

youtu.be/9fV_YN9rI3A?...

Is electric truck a viable alternative to diesel truck in long-haul operation? This study investigates the feasibility of long-haul electric truck (e-truck) adoption as a competitive alternative to diesel trucks from a truck carr…

maybe not yet for long haul trucking www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

The article does state "Scorching heat has indeed created those spikes, except that cheap coal, higher-than-usual inventories of power-station fuels and a continued increase in renewable capacity have filled the gap"

Sun, Silicon, and Xinjiang Decouple · Episode

Glad to chat on Decouple pod re: fast progress in solar + PV manufacturing / implications of supply chain links to Xinjiang

My provocation: “why China is good at solar manufacturing = why China is good at metals + critical minerals: cheap energy + cheap feedstock”

open.spotify.com/episode/22my...

Xiao Wang on X: "Mass cheap rooftop solar is one of those prisoners dilemma situations. You get too many private property owners defecting from a national grid then it makes it worse off and more expensive for everyone to get the utility level cost of service. Including the people with the solar" / X Mass cheap rooftop solar is one of those prisoners dilemma situations. You get too many private property owners defecting from a national grid then it makes it worse off and more expensive for everyone to get the utility level cost of service. Including the people with the solar

"Shift to solar comes at a price for Pakistan's national grid" x.com/xiaowang1984...

Europe is on track to have the world’s most expensive electricity—by far. | Jonas Kristiansen Nøland Europe is on track to have the world’s most expensive electricity—by far. This isn't just a temporary impact of recent gas price shocks. Instead, it's a structural issue deeply embedded in Eu...

www.linkedin.com/posts/jonas-...

Believe me or not, but during 2024 Fossil Fuels still dominated the Global Electricity Generation with up to 60%, but even worst, Coal accounted around 35%. | Ricardo Moreno - Innovator - Digital and... Believe me or not, but during 2024 Fossil Fuels still dominated the Global Electricity Generation with up to 60%, but even worst, Coal accounted around 35%. The reason behind is that in majority of th...

www.linkedin.com/posts/ricard...

Here is list of nuclear announcements in 2025 that Ebba Busch did not mention