Chris Adams
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Science & justice. Also: coffee, cities, UX & code. Aghast at all the typos in my tweets. A member of climateAction.tech, and I work at the Green Web Foundation. He/Him.
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Thanks for sharing this Ryan - I hadn’t seen that number before.
November 7, 2025 at 8:56 PM
Thanks for sharing this Ryan - I hadn’t seen that number before.
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Some truly interesting stuff is happening, eg developing countries going wild installing cheap Chinese solar panels; India cell mfring to grow 8x by 2030; Aussies now get free daytime electricity; Pakistan is cancelling LNG shipments, no-one wants ICEs but sure, go off on oil supply scares.
November 7, 2025 at 4:01 AM
Some truly interesting stuff is happening, eg developing countries going wild installing cheap Chinese solar panels; India cell mfring to grow 8x by 2030; Aussies now get free daytime electricity; Pakistan is cancelling LNG shipments, no-one wants ICEs but sure, go off on oil supply scares.
Oh, wow that is even more basic and depressing than I was expecting.
Thanks for explaining a tad more tho - I am still somewhat baffled by the US govt deciding now to pick a fight with Nigeria, but it’s not like tbis is a govt known for thoughtful policy decisions 🤷♂️
Thanks for explaining a tad more tho - I am still somewhat baffled by the US govt deciding now to pick a fight with Nigeria, but it’s not like tbis is a govt known for thoughtful policy decisions 🤷♂️
November 2, 2025 at 10:46 AM
Oh, wow that is even more basic and depressing than I was expecting.
Thanks for explaining a tad more tho - I am still somewhat baffled by the US govt deciding now to pick a fight with Nigeria, but it’s not like tbis is a govt known for thoughtful policy decisions 🤷♂️
Thanks for explaining a tad more tho - I am still somewhat baffled by the US govt deciding now to pick a fight with Nigeria, but it’s not like tbis is a govt known for thoughtful policy decisions 🤷♂️
You reckon this is ultimately a push to raise the global price of oil and gas, so exporting US producers are less in the red?
I can sort of see the reasoning, but it seems a fairly indirect route to doing so.
I can sort of see the reasoning, but it seems a fairly indirect route to doing so.
November 2, 2025 at 10:38 AM
You reckon this is ultimately a push to raise the global price of oil and gas, so exporting US producers are less in the red?
I can sort of see the reasoning, but it seems a fairly indirect route to doing so.
I can sort of see the reasoning, but it seems a fairly indirect route to doing so.