Daniel Cohan

@cohan_ds

Professor studying air, climate, & energy at Rice University. Occasional contributor to The Hill, The Conversation, and Houston Chronicle.

Houston, TX
Vrijeme pridruživanja: svibanj 2014.

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    4. pro 2019.

    My take on how natural gas may bridge or obstruct the path to cleaner energy

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    After oodles of absurd IEA reports and EIA outlooks, I decided to check on Canada.

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    If you want a great example of Inertia-Thinking, just take a look at how long it's taking to get used to the idea that production is going down, not up. Don't base investment decisions on bad intel, there are better sources.

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    This is an important development for the next round of federal climate policy fights. Industry-sponsored studies have always used EIA's unreasonable renewable projections as a basis for arguing that climate policies will be too costly.

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    Salam, there is your unroll: Thread by : Following up on last year's thread, time to look at Annual Energy Outlook 2020, released by EIA… . See you soon. 🤖

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    Which is to say that over the last 12 years— four of them under Trump, who promised to boost coal— production has fallen by half.

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    Fantastic summary and informed critique of the Energy Information Agency's forecast for America's energy and GHG future.

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    Major difference just 1 year makes. Even EIA now projects in its 2020 Annual that renewables will pass gas as America's biggest source of electricity. Yet, the EIA forecast still projects better prospects for coal and gas than will be the case.

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    Renewables do better in this iteration, but the prediction that coal will stabilize at 13% through 2050 is borderline impossible.

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    Tony Seba is sometimes a little too optimistic I think but indeed. Source for coal figure is btw in a very good thread on the latest EIA outlook:

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    Fun to see how much the EIA is tempering its expectations for coal.

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    EIA anticipates US emissions will stay flat through 2050 due to transportation, industry use of natural gas. So much time is spent on cleaning up our energy grid, but we're going to get nowhere fast if we don't figure out transportation emissions.

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    Coal is dead, but people won’t admit it. I feel for those people whose whole economy environment and history is tied to this decaying beast.

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    A reminder that Obama's Clean Power Plan aimed to cut power plant emissions to around 1.6 billion metric tons/year by 2030. We'll likely get there this year without the policy. When EIA projects too high, cap-and-trade policies become too weak.

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    Helpful deconstruction of EIA Annual Energy Outlook 2020.

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    A reminder of EIA's track record on predicting coal. US coal production is likely to fall below 600 million tons this year -- literally off the charts.

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    A nice reminder that vehicle electrification lowers risks for households. And by extension, the wider economy.

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    EIA's 2020 AEO is out. Here is a nice thread summarizing the findings, some notable changes and as always, areas for improvement.

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    Really nice look here at Annual Energy Outlook. So nice to see a *constructive* commentary on outlooks. Thanks Dan!

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