fossil fuels

“COP-XVI just wrapped in Scotland, we have an agreement, and for the first time it explicitly mentions fossil fuels.”

“The result is that peak fossil fuel almost certainly occurred in 2019, globally.”

“Inflation that's hit a range of issues throughout the economy, but is really primarily driven by the cost of energy, the cost of fossil fuels, in particular gasoline, but also home heating and electricity.”

“Transportation is almost a third of U.S. Carbon emissions, and burning fossil fuels at home is another 10%.”

“Our peak day was a little over 6200 megawatts. At, On that day, we're burning 5000 megawatts, so that 6200 was a fossil fuel”

“One of the proposals was to mandate that 50% of Texas energy must come from fossil fuels. That measure didn't pass, but it kind of set the tone for what followed.”

“Without any restrictions on hydrogen production from grid electricity, the emissions of hydrogen production in the U.S. Could be double that from producing just hydrogen from fossil fuels directly.”

“When we talk about a peak, that means after 2030, we'll still be at about 73% fossil. It just means we will then start the decline.”

“It is intermittent electricity that's becoming the cheapest source of energy humans have ever had available. We have now entered this world where, on a primary energy basis, you can have electricity at a lower cost than burning fuel.”

“In all of history, we've never really had a true energy transition. We've just had energy additions, and the president of the S&P, and also awesome fossil fuel historian and energy thinker, Daniel Yergin, Says this a lot, right? Like we've only ever had additi…”