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...tariffs also went up. How is that possible if it's 100% renewable, right? I think it's the first thing. Second thing most people don't understand is power is not fungible across time and space. You have a lot of power, for example wind power in North
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...of energy, it's much easier to build compared to The UK. When you think about energy the energy crisis today, what does no one know that everyone should know? I'm very naive on energy. It's it's not my business. Yeah. It's not where we invest traditi
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...Redwood Energy, I think, is gonna be an interesting company to watch with this. Because if you remember, a few months ago, I went to their, like, big reveal, and they're taking the old EV batteries that aren't quite ready to be recycled, and then the
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...on renewable energy versus coal, but I'll just say this. There is a company called Terabase, t e r a b a s e, on the Twist 500 Yep. That is working on building solar technology for what they call the terawatt era. In just a couple of data points befo
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...energy usage, it's about one to 2% last year. So I can see that getting to above 10% in fifty years no matter how we draw the numbers. So I would say the secretary here is talking someone else's book, which is a little bit disappointing, but we can m
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...helping the sector out, but the headwind, that interest rate environment is still something that's limiting both deployments of new innovation and also broadly the renewable sector overall.
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...industry alive. They don't just want green energy anymore. They want twenty four seven energy. Solar goes down at night. Wind stops blowing. But nuclear runs all day just like an AI data center. So Google secures its power. Amazon builds its reactors
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...energy demand. And again, that assumes a big increase in energy efficiency. So then you peel back one layer, how does renewables fit into this? Well, we also wanna reduce coal consumption. So you think about this, hey, we're going from one eighty to
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...partner is OLO Energy. So, they're they're an incredible partner. Isn't it amazing that for solar, it was something we haven't been able to do since the seventies. And now it's like, yeah. We're we're gonna do solar. It's absolutely necessary, so we'
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...former energy reporter myself back in the day, I know how much is spent on trying to find new oil. So that was just sort of I was a little bit stuck on that number for a while. I don't know about you guys. It's a lot. And and a lot of that's coming f
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...energy projects like geothermal have always been viewed as historically much safer investments because you're not exposed to a lot of the volatility mix that impact other infrastructure investments. That's a good thing in general because it means you
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...companies, they have to get to scale in order to be, you know, cost effective and competitive in the market against coal and against regular gas. And once they get there, then, obviously, that becomes energy that's available for all of the other purp
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...energy efficient. There were two or three days in the past year where Australia and Germany, which isn't exactly known for sunny days, had more coming from renewables than from other sources. Texas is the number one, solar installation place in the w
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...intensive. And so we've been in this energy addition world, this need to produce really more of everything, and it's only becoming more of an issue and a challenge and an opportunity for the energy industry. Ashley, that reminds me. I wanted to ask y
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...clean energy in general, and and in whatever you wanna throw under that umbrella is essentially under attack from the current administration. I mean, we we're seeing grants and loans and and all sorts of appropriated money get cut down left and right
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we see these lines on charts that show the collapsing price of solar production or the collapsing price of wind production or the improvements in battery technology? All true. All true. And yet, there is still so much public money that goes into thes
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...energy or zero pollutant energy? That would be a better term for what we want, and that would be solar, wind, geothermal, and nuclear, all types of nuclear. Right?
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...energy in college, and I actually worked on a project, in the energy space there and actually worked on a number of projects. One in particular was to develop a solar farm and Mhmm. Put panels in the ground and sell the power back to the local utilit
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