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kenny-hay.bsky.social
Falkirk Bairn and engineer working in the energy transition
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A reason why offshore wind has struggled over the past few years is because governments around the world have wanted to: a) localise supply chains, b) remove subsidies, c) allocate more risk to private sector, d) extract economic rents. Cakism like this won't get us to net zero.

Slightly concerning prognosis on the chances of UK offshore wind AR7 success by a guy who knows what he is talking about

As someone who has reported on AI for 7 years and covered China tech as well, I think the biggest lesson to be drawn from DeepSeek is the huge cracks it illustrates with the current dominant paradigm of AI development. A long thread. 1/

An important but under-discussed issue: Norway oil and gas is entering structural decline which will exacerbate the UK’s own structural decline. Notwithstanding climate change risks, it means further geopolitical, cost, and security of supply risks #energysky www.sodir.no/en/whats-new...

Fascinating article describing what Big Solar looks like from both a technology and project finance perspective

This is an excellent little widget that provides a good breakdown of costs in the power bill stack. I would probably have characterised the capacity market as part of the wholesale market, but that is very much up for debate! www.electricitybills.uk