One more point... it's not "energy transition scholars" making this point, but major banks:https://twitter.com/emahlee/status/1165029904582205440 …
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For an international context, I often find small states very helpful bc we seek simplicity, not messy ubercomplex analyses. Take Morocco (Desertec) & Mongolia as a fascinating case for decarbonization for example to see why Kingsmill is wrong (leading back to the initial point).
we all (at least I) learn so much from *vaguely gestures around* y’all, esp. also the AMZN staff initiatives & investigations—very much looking forward to seeing where this leads! Yep very curious to see where Alex is headed, he’s an uncanny good feel for US contextI think we'll need to jump on the phone at some point because I don't have any knowledge about Morocco and Mongolia in regards to decarbonization to be to assess wether Kingsmill is wrong or not. I'm very open to hearing different points of view so I can figure out my own :).
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Excellent, thx! Quick link re Mongolia / regional power sectors incl. in Northeast Asia: https://dl.tufts.edu/concern/pdfs/0r967f935 … it’s a bit crap & dated but may help as intro / summary of resource for people researching these issues
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Thanks, but what's the underlining takeaway? How do Mongolia and Morocco serve as use cases that disprove Kingsmill?
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