60. There is enough land for lots of solar (most studies suggest 1-2% of land would be required to generate all the solar most countries can use). There’s also loads and loads of roofs, so let’s see those who oppose ground-mounted solar support higher-cost roof-mounted solar.

14. Low power prices may be great for consumers but they are very bad if you're trying to build more clean power plants. Without demand-side flexibility measures, the energy transition will fail before fully pushing fossil fuel out of the mix. Which is what we must do.

This has to be in the mix:

Thanks David - 3 6yo kids and I am stopping often to reflect on how full of joy and wonder this life with them is. That’s in no small part thanks to your “medium chill” column which I still return to when I worry about the rat race too much.

Had noticed the same but hadn't put it into words yet - it is a very interesting shift, thanks for sharing
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