
Eric Hittinger
@ElephantEating
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Public Policy Prof. @RITtigers, WILL Chair @univ_lille & @USA4EE President-Elect. (Gone fishin' on Bluesky/Fediverse - Don't expect any content here...)
Rochester, NY
Joined April 2010
My twitter handle reminds me: A successful climate/energy transition is like eating an elephant - you just do it one little bite at a time.
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RT @TylerHuckabee: really might need to consider having a moment in every movie where the cast looks directly into the camera to slowly and….
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RT @RobbySlowik: The CEO of OpenAI hoping a movie about the man who made the literal worst thing on earth would inspire kids to be scientis….
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RT @TimMLatimer: 1/Today I am thrilled to announce, after years of work, our team @fervoenergy has developed a major advancement in geother….
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An enhanced geothermal system expands the range of sites able to be tapped for geothermal energy, and Fervo’s demo is the first time a company has shown it can be done on this kind of commercial...
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Ooof. A tough but fair look at the numbers on CCUS. CCUS really works, but you have to want it to work to see it realized. If it is just a Macguffin to deter alternatives, then you end up with nothing.
A thought: in 2008, confidence in CCUS was high enough that the Harper gov't was going to require it for all new oil sands projects, Alberta had a climate strategy which projected roughly 25Mt/yr from CCUS by today, and 135 Mt/yr by 2050. How has that worked out?.
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This is an interesting one: putting batteries into railcars so that you could use them as stationary storage or drive them around as a form of electricity transmission. While it would be a bet against large-scale new transmission, that isn't a terrible bet to take.
.@phadkeamol and team explore the potential role that rail-based mobile energy storage could play in providing back-up to the US electricity grid.
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