iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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Benedikt Narodoslawsky @dernaro.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Ich kenne ein geniales Wort, mit dem Lobbys die Klimapolitik zerstören! Laut @kontext-institut.at brachte ihn ein Ölkonzern in die Klimadebatte ein. Lobbys, ÖVP und FPÖ haben ihn in 🇦🇹 groß gemacht. Mehr über die erfolgreiche PR-Strategie gegen Klimaschutz hier: www.derstandard.at/story/300000...

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Das geniale Wort, mit dem Lobbys die Klimapolitik zerstören

Ein Ölkonzern wirft einen Begriff in die Klimadebatte. Interessenverbände, ÖVP und FPÖ machen ihn groß. Die Geschichte einer erfolgreichen PR-Strategie gegen Klimaschutz

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Adam Becker @adambecker.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

@aoc.bsky.social just put out a great statement on AI. Refreshing to see a major politician on the left nail this. "Silicon Valley billionaires want us to believe that Al robots will destroy humanity. But the biggest threat to humanity are the tech oligarchs themselves." 🎯

Charles,

Last weekend, Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, one of the largest Al companies in the world, publicly asked his industry to slow down Al development.

Shortly after, Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAl, followed suit. Then Elon Musk.

This all came days after an Anthropic researcher quit, citing his belief that this technology could wipe out humanity and that Al companies are "gambling with our lives."

For years, people have warned that generative Al could slip out of our direct control.

Those safety concerns must be taken seriously.

And this is why I have advocated for strict safety standards on how Al is built and deployed, public oversight over this technology, and using existing laws to hold these companies accountable when they cause harm.

But I want to draw your attention to another reality: Right now, the U.S. economy and our financial futures are riding on Silicon Valley's bet that Al will soon be immensely profitable and pay off. And that bet isn't looking good.

The formula for a profitable business isn't complicated: make more money than you spend. But the biggest Al companies aren't doing that. They are spending hundreds of billions per year on data centers, chips, and other costs while their ability to make revenues that exceed their already-immense sunk costs are unclear. Experts estimate that these Al companies will require another $600 billion of debt just to finance

themselves in 2026 alone. That is more than the entire budgets of the U.S. Departments of Justice, Transportation, & Education combined.
Meanwhile, despite almost every single one of these companies not turning a profit & having sunk billions of investor dollars in development of data centers & other infrastructure, Al companies are also on a spending spree of hundreds of millions of dollars in lobbying & dark money in our elections.
It would be one thing if we were discussing a few private companies with a poor business model. But last year, virtually all stock market gains - 80% - rested entirely on just a handful of Al companies.
That tells us two things:
1. Nearly the entire U.S. economy outside the Al industry is relatively stagnating and faring poorly & the gains from these few companies are disguising it; &
2. Millions of people's retirements - including their pensions, 401ks, & investments - are potentially exposed to this risk.
That's why these Al companies' dubious financial positions matter to working people.
These companies argue that debt is necessary. They'll tell you that building transformative technologies requires upfront capital, & that massive borrowing today will pay off in generating unprecedented prosperity tomorrow.
But this is not the typical debt that startups take on while they build out a company. We are talking about billions going on trillions of dollars leveraged with no indication that these companies will be able to recoup these funds profitably. And they are increasingly looking to the government as their source of cash.
In an effort to hide their debt, tech companies have been relying on "circular financing" where tech giants like Google, Amazon, & Microsoft give billions to Al startups like OpenAl & Anthropic, only for those startups to hand that money right back to buy Al processing power.
In other words, these Al companies are luring in new investors by making it look like their financials are healthier than they really are.

What's even worse is that retirement & pension funds are key to supporting this illusion.
When the Al companies issue bonds to raise more money, your pension funds & retirement accounts are some of the biggest buyers. When Musk's Al business went public, it became part of index funds where millions of Americans invest our savings. Many Americans don't even know that their retirement investments are tied up in these companies at all.
From Big Tech's perspective, that's a feature, not a bug. By tying our futures to their reckless gambling, Al billionaires are trying to make themselves too big to fail. They think they can take such dangerous risks because we will bail them out if things go wrong.
Sound familiar? This scene is dangerously reminiscent of the rampant speculation, corruption, & broken incentives leading up to the 2008 financial crisis that plunged millions of working class Americans into financial chaos that we never fully recovered from.
It is no accident that these warnings from Altman & Amodei come months-if not weeks-before these companies were meant to go public.
When companies go public, they have to be more transparent about how they are doing financially. And after a waiting period, they typically have to let private investors-like their own employees-sell their shares.
The New York Times recently confirmed that OpenAl has postponed going public for this very reason. They are in no rush for the truth about their finances to come out.
But the moment these oligarchs began to seek our public tax dollars & public contracts while exposing their companies to public pension funds & investments, they opened themselves to public accountability & scrutiny.
Silicon Valley billionaires have rigged the game & are attempting to shift their financial risk to working people: If they're right about Al's potential, they reap the profits. If they're wrong & the bubble bursts, they are setting up the American people to pick up the tab.
Heads, they win; tails, we lose.

We can stop this, and we shouldn't play their game. Together we can address both the economic and safety threats of unrestricted Al development and prevent financial chaos and stabilize market risk.

We must make it clear now that should the Al bubble pop, Congress should not bail out Big Tech.

And across our federal agencies, we have the authorities and tools to hold Al companies and their leaders accountable for releasing dangerous, unvetted, and defective products. We must not wait.

Silicon Valley billionaires want us to believe that Al robots will destroy humanity.

But the biggest threat to humanity are the tech oligarchs themselves.

It's time we hold them accountable.

Thank you for reading.

In solidarity,

Alexandria

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 16/09/2026

Die Möglichkeiten der #Elektrifizierung erweitern sich ständig. Gerade in den letzten Jahren hat sich viel getan, v.a. was die Wirtschaftlichkeit der elektrischen Alternativen angeht (z.B. Hochtemperatur-Wärmepume statt Gaskessel). Ein Schub für die #Energiewende und Wissen, das verbreitet gehört!

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 16/09/2026

Das Gespräch war in der Tat sehr produktiv und wir danken für die Einldung. Aber auf dem Weg zu einem effektiven #Klimagesetz sind noch einige politische Hürden zu nehmen. Sagen wir mal so: die Größten davon scheinen nicht im BMF zu liegen.

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Manuel Oberhuber @manueloberhuber.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Jetzt ist es offiziell: Der Sommer 2026 ist in Österreich der heißeste seit es Wetteraufzeichnungen gibt (259 Jahre). Er lieferte unzählige Temperaturrekorde und überholt sogar den "Jahrhundertsommer" 2003. Erstmals wurden sowohl im Juni, als auch im Juli & im August 40° gemessen. 📸GeoSphere Austria

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Lorenz Matzat @lorz.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Der rechte Puls: Ich habe ein Tool gebaut, das 30+ rechte deutschsprachige Medien (YouTube, Podcasts, Websites) automatisch monitored. Es schält heraus, welche Themen, Personen und Sujets gerade Konjunktur haben. Plus Archiv, Suche und wöchentlichem Newsletter: diver.fyi/der-rechte-p...

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Glen Peters @glenpeters.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

If you want 1.5C, 1.8C, 2C, overshoot, no-overshoot, etc, then they all require the same thing: rapid short-term emission reductions reaching net zero CO2 emissions as soon as possible. This has been clear from the IPCC Special Report on 1.5C, which depicts "overshoot" on its cover! 1/

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

The car industry didn’t see this coming. In 2015, 330k fully electric cars were sold globally, about 1% of the market. In 2025 it was 14m, close to 1/5 of all new cars. The fleet on the road tells you about the past. Sales figures tell you about the future. janrosenow.substack.com/p/the-car-in...

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The car industry didn’t see this coming

From Norway to Nepal, current sales reveal a transition far further along than the stock on the road suggests.

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 24/08/2026

Der aktuelle Entwurf zum #Klimagesetz weist grobe Mängel auf. Daher haben 22 Wissenschaftler:innen aus Ökonomie und Klimaforschung einen Offenen Brief mit Vorschlägen zur ökonomischen Ausgestaltung verfasst. Ich freue mich, dass ich auch dazu beitragen konnte. www.wu.ac.at/en/ecolecon/...

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Offener Brief zur ökonomischen Ausgestaltung des österreichischen Klimaschutzgesetzes

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Florian Aigner @florianaigner.at · 22/08/2026

Es ist eigentlich simpel: Entweder wir kriegen das mit der Erderhitzung nicht mehr hin, dann sind ökonomische Fragen ohnehin irrelevant. Oder wir kriegen es hin, dann werden jene ökonomisch am besten dastehen, die früh in klimafreundliche Technologien investiert haben.

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Stefan Kappacher @kappachers.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

Über „Klimafreaks“ mokiert sich der Präsident der IV Georg Knill im #Morgenjournal im ärgsten Hitze-Sommer seit Menschengedenken. So schaut’s aus. oe1.orf.at/player/20260...

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David Jablonski @davidjablonski.at · 19/08/2026

Das Klimagesetz kommt. Wenn der Wirtschaftsbund nicht wäre könnte man jederzeit in Begutachtung gehen. Ein Meilenstein! Trotzdem lohnt es sich, genauer ins Gesetz zu blicken, denn wenn man NEOS-Verhandler @michaelbernhard.bsky.social im Mittagsjournal zuhört, fallen einige fragwürdige Punkte auf.

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Wolfgang Blau @wblau.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

To ask „where is Fridays for Future and why aren‘t they demonstrating now, given these heatwaves?“ is a remarkable variant of climate denial - in the form of delegated responsibility. They have done their job warning us. By now, Germany‘s forests and rivers are demonstrating on their own.

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 16/08/2026

People keep saying we’re “adding” clean energy, not transitioning. They’re counting primary energy. 2/3 of it is wasted as heat. It’s a measure of combustion not of what we actually need. Global averages hide a transition already well underway. New Substack janrosenow.substack.com/p/why-the-en...

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Why the energy transition looks like an energy addition

The energy addition framing has a point. But it draws the wrong conclusions.

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Ember @ember-energy.org · 12/08/2026

NEW | Battery storage additions could reach 459 GWh in 2026, enough to shift MORE THAN A THIRD of new solar generation to non-sunny hours 🔋 New analysis from @ember_energy 🧵1/5 ember-energy.org/lat...

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Florian Aigner @florianaigner.at · 05/08/2026

Und diese Ceuta-Episode nehmen wir jetzt einfach hin? Oder reden wir endlich darüber, dass rechtsradikale PolitikerInnen und MedienmacherInnen völlig ungeniert Fake News verbreiten, um Europa zu destabilisieren?

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Andi Babler @andibabler.at · 04/08/2026

Worüber zu wenig gesprochen wird: 72 Menschen sind hier auf tragische Weise verstorben. Wenn Menschen an den Grenzen Europas sterben, sollten wir trauern. Doch stattdessen wird diese humanitäre Katastrophe nun im Nachgang politisch instrumentalisiert: 2/

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David Roberts @volts.wtf · 04/08/2026

Don't look now, but the world has now installed 3TW of solar. Took 10 years to get from 100GW to 1TW. Less than 3 years to get to 2TW. Less than 2 years to get to 3TW. Analysts expect *9TW* by 2036.

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The World Crossed a Major Solar Milestone. No One Noticed

The next phase of the boom may reveal a shift in who is gaining access to the technology.

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Leonhard Gandhi @energy-charts.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

Neuer Rekord! Die deutschen Solaranlagen haben im Juli 2026 mehr als 12 TWh Strom in das öffentliche Stromnetz eingespeist. www.energy-charts.info/charts/energ...

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 01/08/2026

Höchst berührende Reportage vom Weitertanzen, trotz allem.

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Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf @rahmstorf.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

Holiday in the climate emergency. No that’s not AI or edited, just a snapshot I just took with my phone on Lacanau beach in France. What future will this boy grow up in? It is in our hands, but time is running out.

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 30/07/2026

Danke für den link, kannte ich noch nicht und das ist ein wichtiger Punkt, mit dem wir uns jedenfalls noch beschäftigen werden! Ggf. als alternative Darstellungsmethode. zu ersterem: die länderübergreifenden Projekte, so wie auch heat-tracker.eu z.B. bekommen bei uns immer eine eigene Unterseite!

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European Heat Tracker

Real-time tracking of extreme heat exposure across Europe

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Simon Evans @drsimevans.carbonbrief.org · 28/07/2026

Wind and solar have just overtaken fossil-fuel power in Germany www.carbonbrief.org/...

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Christian Breyer @christianonre.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

Heat pumps cheaper to operate than gas boilers in almost all EU countries, IEA claims" at www.pv-magazine.com/2026/06/12/h... - German Minister of Energy should listen. She is pushing costly & risky fossil gas much as she can documenting that there is lack of basic economic knowledge

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Heat pumps cheaper to operate than gas boilers in almost all EU countries, IEA claims - pv magazine Global

Heat pumps could offer annual energy savings up to €800 ($924) in the EU, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). But deployment is very uneven in both residential and industrial settings,...

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

NEW ANALYSIS: One of the most consequential discoveries of the 20th century is marked by a small blue plaque near my office. The lithium-ion cathode, Oxford, 1980. Grid batteries have since gone from one 5 MW project to 267 GW worldwide. New Bright Spots 👇 open.substack.com/pub/janrosen...

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Batteries are quietly rewiring the grid

From a plaque in Oxford to a third of California's electricity peak: how batteries revolutionise the grid.

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 17/07/2026

Thank you! This is just the initial release, and we plan to extend the tool to global scope for COP31. If anything comes to mind that we should include, we’d love to hear your thoughts!

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 17/07/2026

At @klimadashboard.org, we just released an interactive tool to track the EU electrification targets and to compare countries and sectors. Available in German and English. Inspired by your great work on the topic of course! electrification.klimadashboard.org

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 17/07/2026

Der Tracker zeigt alle EU Länder im Vergleich und den jeweiligen Abstand zu den EU Zielen für 2030 (32%) und 2040 (46%). Auffallend ist, dass das 2040 Ziel von der Empfehlung des wiss. Klimabeirats abweicht (ESABCC). Dieser hatte 50% vorgeschlagen. climate-advisory-board.europa.eu/reports-and-...

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 17/07/2026

🇪🇺 Die EU-Kommission hat gerade ihren #ElectrificationActionPlan veröffentlicht. Bis 2040 soll ein Stromanteil von 46 % am Endenergieverbrauch erreicht werden. Wir haben mit @klimadashboard.org einen EU-Elektrifizierungstracker gebaut: electrification.klimadashboard.org

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Joseph Gepp @josephgepp.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Solarförderung in 33 Sekunden weg: Wie der Sparkurs den Photovoltaik-Boom ausbremst Nur ein Bruchteil der Anträge war erfolgreich. Die Regierung verspricht nun eine Reform – doch das Geld bleibt knapp Story ⬇️

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

Brent above $85. European gas back over €50/MWh as Hormuz escalates again. A reminder: A fifth of global oil and LNG passes through that strait. Every heat pump, EV and electrified factory shrinks this exposure. Electrons made at home cannot be blockaded in a shipping lane.

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

India just generated 50% of its electricity from clean sources. For 15 minutes. Sounds trivial? That's how every record starts: first minutes, then a day, then a month, then a whole year. Some states are already there: Karnataka crossed 60% clean power last year.

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 20/06/2026

Electrofficiency: electric tech is far more efficient than the fossil tech it replaces. A heat pump, an EV, an induction hob, same job on a fraction of the energy. That’s why electrification taking centre stage at COP matters. Excellent piece in @theguardian.com www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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Can we electrify the world? Ambition moves from nerdish backwater to centre stage

Apart from effort to electrify, there were geopolitical tensions around climate science and the 1.5C goal at pre-Cop31 climate talks

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 14/06/2026

JUST DROPPED: COP31 hosts want 35% of final energy from electricity by 2035, up from 21% today. But we're way off. Historical pace: 0.3 points/year. "35 by 35" needs 1.3 points/year. Right now, only China is moving fast enough. More here: janrosenow.substack.com/p/is-electri...

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Is electrification happening fast enough?

Electrification is advancing rapidly by historical standards but remains far too slow for net zero objectives.

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KONTEXT Institut @kontext-institut.at · 10/06/2026

Unsere Budgetanalyse zeigt zwei negative Trends im #Doppelbudget 2027/28: Klimaschädliche Subvention bleiben bestehen, Klimaförderungen werden weiter gekürzt. www.kontext-institut.at/presse/budge... #budgetrede

Die Grafik zeigt die Entwicklung von Klimaförderungen (grüne Linie) und klimaschädlichen Subventionen (graue Linie) im österreichischen Doppelbudget 2025/26 und 2027/28 im Vergleich zum Ausgangswert 2024.

Während die klimaschädlichen Subventionen zwischen 2025 und 2027 leicht steigen – unter anderem durch die NoVA-Befreiung für leichte Nutzfahrzeuge, die Erhöhung des Pendlerpauschales und die Wiedereinführung des Agrardiesels – sinken die Klimaförderungen deutlich. Diese Kürzungen betreffen unter anderem Sanierungen und Heizungstausch, E-Mobilität sowie den Klima- und Energiefonds.

Die Klimaförderungen fallen von 0 im Jahr 2024 auf etwa minus 0,75 Milliarden Euro im Jahr 2025, minus 1,1 Milliarden Euro 2026 und rund minus 1,7 Milliarden Euro 2027. 2028 steigen sie leicht auf etwa minus 1,6 Milliarden Euro an.

Die klimaschädlichen Subventionen steigen im selben Zeitraum leicht über den Ausgangswert und liegen 2027 bei rund plus 0,15 Milliarden Euro. Erst 2028 sinken sie durch geplante Kürzungen wieder leicht unter das Ausgangsniveau.

Titel der Grafik: „Doppelbudget 27/28 verlängert die Öl- und Gasabhängigkeit Österreichs“. Quelle: Bundesministerium für Finanzen, Darstellung KONTEXT.

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 31/05/2026

JUST DROPPED: For years I thought industrial electrification potential was limited. How wrong I was. Engineering studies point to 90%+. Long term scenarios support this. Technology is much further ahead than we think. Question is whether policy keeps up. janrosenow.substack.com/p/industry-f...

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Industry: from hard-to-abate to ready-to-electrify

How far can industry run on electricity?Much ffurther and faster than the 'hard-to-abate' label suggests.

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Fintan Mallory @fintanmallory.com · 25/05/2026

THE POPE IS QUOTING GANDALF!!!

213. The twentieth-century Catholic author J.R.R. Tolkien, in the words of a protagonist in one of his novels, described our responsibility in this way: “It is not our part to master all the tides of the world, but to do what is in us for the succour of those years wherein we are set, uprooting the evil in the fields that we know, so that those who live after may have clean earth to till.”

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Johannes Stangl @jostangl.eurosky.social · 25/05/2026

„Dass Wind- und Solaranlagen überproduzieren, gehört zur Transformation. Anstatt zu viele Netze auszubauen, ist die Spitzenkappung ökonomisch sinnvoll. […] Noch ist Zeit, Reiches Netzpaket-Unsinn durch gute Ideen zu ersetzen. Sie sollte genutzt werden.“ taz.de/Transformati...

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Transformation und Stromnetze: Eine Frage der Energiesouveränität

Dass Wind- und Solaranlagen überproduzieren, gehört zur Transformation. Anstatt zu viele Netze auszubauen, ist die Spitzenkappung ökonomisch sinnvoll.

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Florian Aigner @florianaigner.at · 25/05/2026

Ich habe den Welt-Artikel von Kristina Schröder gelesen, damit ihr es nicht müsst. Ja, er ist so daneben, wie die Überschrift vermuten lässt. Aber was meint sie eigentlich? Was fällt hier angeblich aus? (Thread)

WELT.de-Kommentar von Kristina Schröder: "Die Apokalypse fällt aus. Können wir bitte noch mal über das Klimaziel sprechen?"

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Daniel Huppmann @danielhuppmann.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

A useful explainer on what really happened to RCP8.5, what the new set of climate-and-emissions-scenarios look like, and what the IPCC has got to with it… by @carbonbrief.org Thank you for your attention to this matter!

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Factcheck: Trump’s false claims about the IPCC and ‘RCP8.5’ climate scenario - Carbon Brief

In this factcheck, Carbon Brief looks at Trump’s comments, the debate around RCP8.5 and the “good” and “bad” news within the latest scenarios.

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 24/05/2026

JUST DROPPED: Europe thought it won the energy war. Build LNG terminals, swap Russian pipelines for LNG, job done. Then Hormuz closed & prices doubled. We didn't end our dependency. We just changed who we are dependent on. But bright spots on horizon. open.substack.com/pub/janrosen...

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From Russian pipelines to American tankers - how Europe swapped one dependency for another

What the Hormuz closure revealed about Europe's energy security

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Nicole Rostock @portmaria.bsky.social · 24/05/2026

Ein Forschungsprojekt unter Beteiligung d. Fraunhofer-Instituts für solare Energiesysteme kommt zu dem Ergebnis, dass in Mitteleuropa mehr als die Hälfte des Stromverbrauchs eines Elektroautos über am Fahrzeug installierte Solarzellen gewonnen werden kann www.golem.de/news/elektro...

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Elektromobilität: Solarzellen an Fahrzeugen senken Ladebedarf entscheidend - Golem.de

Abhängig von Standort und Nutzung können bis zu 80 Prozent der Energie direkt erzeugt werden. Besonders Lkw können profitieren.

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Robbie Andrew @robbieandrew.bsky.social · 24/05/2026

Gradually building up a new page tracking the electrification of heavy-duty vehicles around the world. 🔖Bookmark: robbieandrew.github.io/trucksales/?...

Graph showing: Monthly sales of new heavy-duty vehicles: China (Source: https://robbieandrew.github.io/trucksales/?lang=en&freq=monthly&type=relative&sort=alphabetical&country=all)

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Jan Rosenow @janrosenow.bsky.social · 22/05/2026

Europe's gas problem is more solvable than the debate suggests. 94% of EU gas demand sits in buildings, industry & power. In all three, electric alternatives are already commercially competitive. Barrier is deployment, not invention. More Sunday - sign up here: janrosenow.substack.com/

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Daniel Huppmann @danielhuppmann.bsky.social · 22/05/2026

Budget der Universitäten aus den Leistungsvereinbarungen 👉 ~5 Mrd € pro Jahr Klimaschädliche Subventionen in 🇦🇹 👉 ~5 Mrd € pro Jahr Beitrag zur Budgetkonsolidierung: 🎓 Universitäten: Reduktion 2,5 Mrd € 2028-2030 💸 Abbau der klimaschädliche Subventionen ~40 Mio € im Jahr 2027

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Eine Milliarde weniger Budget: Unis drohen der Regierung und sagen ihr den Kampf an

Kommenden Mittwoch wollen die Rektorinnen und Rektoren am Ring demonstrieren. Aus Protest steigen sie auch aus dem Hochschulstrategieprozess des Wissenschaftsressorts aus

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