Some personal news: I'm very excited to share that I'm launching a newsletter called Quitting Carbon, focused on the projects, people, and policies advancing the energy transition. Read more about what I'll be up to and subscribe!

ICYMI: Spend a few minutes with one of California's most fascinating energy transition stories. by me at Quitting Carbon.

Sunday reading: Sacramento's utility has remade the site of a shuttered nuclear reactor into a clean energy park. With power demand growing, the model could be replicated at retired or underutilized thermal power plants across the US. via Quitting Carbon.

Sacramento's utility has remade the site of a shuttered nuclear reactor into a clean energy park. With power demand growing, the model could be replicated at retired or underutilized thermal power plants across the U.S. by me for Quitting Carbon.

My latest at Quitting Carbon: @SMUDUpdates has remade the site of a shuttered nuclear reactor into a clean energy park. With power demand growing, the model could be replicated at retired or underutilized thermal power plants across the US.

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ICYMI: Scotland approves massive offshore wind farm, U.S. offshore wind under assault, wave energy in Spain, and more highlights from what I've been reading. via Quitting Carbon.

Weekend reading: Get caught up on my latest at Quitting Carbon: a deep dive into how I turned my house into an all-electric home: and a roundup of highlights from what I've been reading:

My latest at Quitting Carbon: Scotland approves massive offshore wind farm, U.S. offshore wind under assault, wave energy in Spain, and more highlights from what I've been reading.

RT @brucenilles: Great piece @JustinGerdes on the all-electric upgrade to his home.

Thanks @nycskylight for including my story on my journey to an all-electric home in your latest newsletter. Folks should absolutely sign up to receive your news about New York's clean energy transition:

I wouldn't be publishing a newsletter worthy of the name "Quitting Carbon" if I wasn't willing to take action to get off fossil fuels and reduce emissions in my own life. I recently had the fossil gas shut off at my home. Here's how I did it.

My latest at Quitting Carbon: With the installation of an induction cooktop, I was able to shut off the fossil gas supplied to my 17-year-old home in Northern California. Here's how I did it.

My latest at Quitting Carbon: California's cleaner grid, UK and Poland energy transitions, research roundup, and more highlights from what I've been reading.

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ICYMI: You've likely heard about the boom in so-called balcony solar in Germany. I spoke with Meghan Wood, co-founder of Raya Power, a startup working to bring small modular solar to market in the U.S. by me at Quitting Carbon.

My latest at Quitting Carbon: You've likely heard about the boom in so-called balcony solar in Germany. I recently spoke with Meghan Wood, co-founder of Raya Power, a startup working to bring small modular solar to market here in the U.S.

ICYMI: My latest at Quitting Carbon: Trump targets DOE's national labs, heat pumps can replace your AC, LNG exports and your utility bill, and more highlights from what I've been reading.

My latest at Quitting Carbon: Trump targets DOE's national labs, heat pumps can replace your AC, LNG exports and your utility bill, and more highlights from what I've been reading. Plus, a bonus: a great longread from my friend @OllieGordon88.

My latest at Quitting Carbon: Trump targets DOE's national labs, heat pumps can replace your AC, LNG exports and your utility bill, and more highlights from what I've been reading.

ICYMI: I spoke with one of the most knowledgeable experts I know in the sector, @neepenergy's Dave Lis, about what it will take to get heat pumps into the millions of U.S. buildings that need them. via Quitting Carbon.