James Walsh
@lensofjw.bsky.social
“Judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers”
Currently focused on climate change mitigation in Africa: p2x.co.za
Previous filmmaking: sinamatella.com
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Photography: jameswalsh.work
Currently focused on climate change mitigation in Africa: p2x.co.za
Previous filmmaking: sinamatella.com
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Photography: jameswalsh.work
Reposted by James Walsh
8/ We therefore only need to substitute part of the current primary energy demand
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
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June 10, 2025 at 3:19 PM
8/ We therefore only need to substitute part of the current primary energy demand
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
Reposted by James Walsh
Thinking of frequency control as a service that can be provided in many ways is really important because fossil fuel interests always prey on simple minds to push for subsidies to thermal power, rather than a technology neutral approach, as the solution.
May 1, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Thinking of frequency control as a service that can be provided in many ways is really important because fossil fuel interests always prey on simple minds to push for subsidies to thermal power, rather than a technology neutral approach, as the solution.