Great Episode! However I'm struggling to find some of your recommendations on people to follow in the topics at minutes 5 & 6. Would you mind writing them down? Your website's automatic transcript did even worse than me 😅

Warum? Electricity maps und deren flow tracing algorithmus ist tatsächlich die beste datenbank um diese debatte zu informieren. Sie berrechnen genau pro halbe stunde wie viel strom von welches Land zu welches andere fließt und kriegen daraus gCO2e/kWh.

Die dokumentation ist ganz auf Github

The main reason why wind is considered rather than gas is because it is cheaper, especially when current carbon pricing (not allowing companies to pollute our air for free) is included

UK electricity grid in 2023 vs a scenario for 2030. Electrification and wind/solar/batteries will mean the country will be less dependent on international gas markets: what an exciting revolution of which we can be a part!

The UK's amazing wind potential could make it an energy superpower!

Met anyone who doesn't want wind turbines near their home? This will blow their mind! 🌬️
In the UK (and soon Germany) this energy company is offering it's customers 20% cheaper electricity when it's windy and 50% cheaper when it gets super windy!

Imagine what this would do NIMBYism!

This graph shows the distance after which an EV is cheaper/less emitting than a petrol equivalent.
1) most cars should be able to be plugged in at home/work, and with electricity rates that reward flexible charging
2) the grid gets less polluting every year so this will drop further
(x1.61 for km)

The battery of your electric car could power your home for about a week! And it would charge/discharge so slowly that it's actually better for battery life 😱 this is not a dream but available in cars today like the Renault 5. Find out more about the potential in this report by T&E ✅