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femkenijsse.bsky.social
Energy modelling | Wikipedian | Solar energy, energy storage and sector coupling | Long COVID | Senior Lecturer at ExeterUni
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We already know that incentivizing EVs can stimulate adoption but in case you wonder about the demand for the other type of EVs aka e-bikes, here are a few numbers: — California: The queue to apply for California’s new e-bike incentive program, which offered 1,500 vouchers, reached 100,000 people.

submitted 1 day ago • 8 comments

As the Trump regime is hiding information on health and the environment, we can push back by ensuring #Wikipedia does not hide from research. We might feel powerless on the other side of the pond, but we can help fight censorship. 1/2

submitted 20 days ago • 1 comment

Punchy stuff from @octopus.energy on the UK's £22bn investment in CCUS - saying it would be better spent on renewables. “Some of the stuff we’re doing is the equivalent of trying to defend the abacus industry once calculators had been invented." www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...

submitted 33 days ago • 16 comments

Listening to a cool #GSI talk from @doctorvive.bsky.social on language of climate change (CC) and climate politics. Three practical tips :)!

submitted 38 days ago • 2 comments

As I wrote last week: "As other information sources fall, Wikipedia’s stubborn independence becomes more vital than ever. The attacks from [the right] aren't just about an online encyclopedia — they're part of a broader assault on any information source that refuses to be controlled."

submitted 52 days ago • 37 comments

This was one of my bigger culture shocks when I moved to the UK. Suddenly, it's part of your identity to be a cyclist, rather than the easiest way to get places.

submitted 88 days ago • 1 comment

Delighted to share that Cormac Lynch successfully defended his thesis on structural change in the low-carbon transition! 🎓🌍 #PhD. He found: 1. The transition is highly uneven, with winners and losers 2. Human "stranded capital" larger than physical 3. Fair decision-making requires new tools

submitted 89 days ago • 0 comments

#longcovid does have this tendency to bite back repeatedly. Just last month, I felt I was back to normal, just needed to look out for reinfection. Overextended, and back to my routine of resting after every physical activity..

submitted 89 days ago • 0 comments

My partner didn't know CO2 emissions are still rising Is that a common misperception? Does that explain some of the backlash against climate policy?

submitted 90 days ago • 15 comments