Published inThe Future is ElectricBetween Hot Rocks and Hard PlacesThe Slow Climb of Conventional Geothermal in a Rapid Renewable Age8h ago8h ago
Published inThe Future is ElectricHydrogen Utopias and Sci-Fi DelusionsRifkin and Rakhou’s techno-fantasies belong on the fiction shelf, not in serious energy policy14h ago14h ago
Published inThe Future is ElectricThe Geothermal Resurgence: Hype, Hope, or History Repeating?As investment pours into enhanced geothermal, it’s time to separate technological promise from practical limitations and historical…1d ago81d ago8
Published inThe Future is ElectricWhy Spinning Steel Still Matters in a Digital GridABB’s win in the UK’s inaugural inertia auction reminds us that sometimes, simple physics beats cutting-edge silicon.1d ago11d ago1
Published inThe Future is ElectricWhen Hydrogen Buses Meet System 1 ThinkingThe psychology of bad transit decisions in an era of clear battery-electric dominance2d ago12d ago1
Published inThe Future is ElectricRabbits, Rotors, and the Reinvention of the GridA wide-ranging conversation with Mark O’Malley on the global transformation of power systems and the challenges of inverter-based…2d ago12d ago1
Published inThe Future is ElectricThe Long, Expensive Goodbye to Hydrogen BusesEssen’s 89-km refueling detour is just the latest warning sign of a doomed transit experiment3d ago23d ago2
Published inThe Future is ElectricWhen the Audience Changes, So Does the ScienceHow Chris Wright rewrites energy reality to suit the room3d ago33d ago3
Published inThe Future is ElectricCarney’s Carbon Pricing PivotCanada’s new Liberal leader embraces industrial pricing and regulatory muscle over a politically untenable consumer carbon charge5d ago25d ago2
Published inThe Future is ElectricMineral Dependency in an Age of Trade WarThe U.S. imports nearly all of its critical minerals — now it’s taxing them too.5d ago15d ago1
